Important Considerations for Replacing Damping Spring Shock Absorbers

Important Notes for Replacing Damping Spring Shock Absorbers:

To ensure the consistency of the damper springs shock absorbers, these can be replaced in pairs (one set for the front and one set for the rear suspension; consistency is better with the same brand).

2. Replacing the damping spring shock absorber allows for the purchase of additional dust covers and buffer block grommets to prevent damage during disassembly or the discovery of component risks upon inspection.

3. The dust cover plays a significant role, as it prevents dust and soil from entering the damper spring shock absorber, thereby extending its lifespan!

4. When the damping spring shock absorber is damaged, the buffer block's rubber sleeve is usually deformed and destroyed.

5. Apply lubricant (grease) to the bearing at the top of the damping spring shock absorber, and ensure the waterproof and dustproof cover is properly installed to prevent damage.

6. Disassembly and installation can both be completed by a single person.

Do not attempt to proceed without proper assembly skills; it involves a certain level of difficulty.

Dismantling the shock absorber's telescopic rod's end nut is particularly challenging (must secure the spring upper disc with wire), but installation is relatively easy.

When installing the ball head (hanging rod) of the balance rod, it is necessary to press down with an iron rod to install it smoothly.