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E-maxx Stock Shocks - 06.14.2005, 12:28 PM

Just a simple question. When I push down on my e-maxx, the shocks don't rebound. They just stay down. Do I just need to take them apart and clean them? They also kind of squeak. I am assuming they are just dirty. What do you guys think? How often should they be cleaned?

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06.14.2005, 05:45 PM

It sounds l;ike bent shafts to me(at least one bent shaft). I would say it is time to rebuild them, and perhaps replace any worn items (like bent shafts!).
   
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06.14.2005, 06:05 PM

This happend to me.

I oiled (WD40) the hinge pins and ball pivots. I also loosend the ball pivots and got stiffer springs. They instantly came back to life!


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06.14.2005, 06:41 PM

Another possibility for squeaky shocks is excessive air inside. Bleeding/rebuilding them may be in order.


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06.15.2005, 01:15 AM

It's not a given fact, how often they need to be cleaned. If they are dirty, they need to be cleaned. (maintenance is very important, it keeps your truck healthy and young..)
   
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