55300-0Q000 Wholesale Price Car shock absorbers For Hyundai Elantra 2008 Elantra K2

High Quality 55300-0Q000 Wholesale Price Rubber Material Car Suspension Damper For Hyundai Elantra 2008 Elantra K2

FAQ

Q: Can we customized the length, size or with different materials?
A: Yes, we will try our best to meet most of your needs.

Q: Can you produce the same product as mine if I provide you a sample?
A: Yes, we are capable of producing the electric parts for the most products.

Q: Can you provide me free sample first?
A:The sample prices set by our shop are inaccurate, because auto parts are special for special cars. There are many models. If you need to place an order for samples, please contact us,It depends on the sample's cost, normally we can free sample, but client need to pay the shipping cost.

Q: Can you produce the same product as mine if I provide you a sample?
A: Yes, we are capable of producing the electric parts for the most products.

Q: Can I apply to be your brand agent?
A: Yes, Welcome.There will be some special discounts for our agent.
B: you can get gifts according to point redemption you have, like tea cup, tea, clothes, etc.
C: Recommend same market customers to buy from you.

Q: Where is your company located ? How can I visit there ?
A:Our company is located in Guangzhou, all clients, from home and abroad, are warmly welcomed to visit us .

Q:how does to control your DPATP products ?
A. There are advanced equipment,professional and technical workers in the factory.
B.Factory will have sample testing on quality before shipment.
C.Our QC(QUALITY CONTROL) will check the quality of each product before shipment.

Q: How long for delivery time after pay deposit?
     Depending on the availability of stock
A:Samples(Retails);1-2 working days
B:Bulk Order:15-20 working days

Installation and Use of Shock Absorbers

Installation

1. Preparation
- Tools and Materials: Ensure you have the necessary tools such as a jack, wrenches, and replacement shock absorbers. You may also need new mounting hardware if the old ones are worn out.
- Safety Equipment: Wear gloves and safety goggles to protect yourself during the installation process.
- Vehicle Positioning: Park the vehicle on a flat, level surface. Engage the parking brake and place wheel chocks around the tires to prevent the vehicle from rolling.

2. Lifting the Vehicle
- Locate Jack Points: Identify the correct jack points for your vehicle. These are usually marked in the owner’s manual or on the vehicle itself.
- Raise the Vehicle: Use a jack to lift the vehicle at the appropriate points. Ensure the vehicle is stable before proceeding.
- Support with Jack Stands: Once the vehicle is lifted, place jack stands under the vehicle to provide additional support. Never rely solely on the jack for safety.

3. Removing the Old Shock Absorber
- Disconnect Components: If the shock absorber is connected to any electrical components (e.g., sensors), disconnect them first.
- Remove Mounting Bolts: Use a wrench to remove the bolts that secure the shock absorber to the vehicle. Be careful not to damage the surrounding components.
- Lower the Shock Absorber: Carefully lower the shock absorber from the vehicle. You may need to wiggle it slightly to remove it from its mounting points.

4. Installing the New Shock Absorber
- Position the New Shock Absorber: Align the new shock absorber with the mounting points. Ensure it is properly seated before tightening any bolts.
- Secure with Bolts: Use the appropriate size wrench to tighten the mounting bolts. Follow the torque specifications provided in the owner’s manual to ensure proper installation.
- Reconnect Components: If there were any electrical connections, reconnect them to the new shock absorber.

5. Lowering the Vehicle
- Remove Jack Stands: Carefully remove the jack stands and lower the vehicle using the jack.
- Check for Stability: Ensure the vehicle is stable and the shock absorber is properly installed before driving.

 Use

1. Initial Check
- Inspect for Leaks: After installation, inspect the new shock absorber for any signs of leakage. A small amount of oil on the shaft is normal, but excessive leakage indicates a problem.
- Test Drive: Take the vehicle for a short test drive to ensure the shock absorber is functioning correctly. Pay attention to any unusual noises or vibrations.

2. Regular Maintenance
- Visual Inspection: Regularly inspect the shock absorbers for signs of wear, damage, or leakage. This can be done during routine maintenance checks.
- Replace Worn Parts: If you notice any issues, such as excessive wear or damage, replace the shock absorber or its components promptly to avoid further damage to the suspension system.

3. Driving Conditions
- Avoid Harsh Conditions: While shock absorbers are designed to handle various driving conditions, avoiding extremely rough or uneven roads can help prolong their lifespan.
- Load Management: Ensure the vehicle is not overloaded, as excessive weight can put additional strain on the shock absorbers and other suspension components.

4. Professional Service
- Regular Service Checks: Consider having your suspension system checked by a professional mechanic during regular service intervals. They can identify potential issues before they become major problems.
- Expert Advice: If you notice any unusual behavior or performance issues, consult a professional mechanic for advice and possible repairs.

By following these steps for installation and use, you can ensure that your shock absorbers provide optimal performance and longevity, contributing to a smoother and safer driving experience.

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