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Dust shield rubbing?


RANGermanGuy

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I noticed the dust shield is rubbing on my rear shock. What could be causing this?
 

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Your theory is the one I would go with.
 
Well... a bent shock would do it. but that woud most likely cause a performance issue also... and fluid leakage.

It could also be a bent or mis-aligned dust cover. If it isn't leaking... try tweaking the dust cover a bit to clear the shock body.
 
You can also cut off the metal dust cover and install a rubber shock boot.
 
Upper rubber might be compressed too much and squished out. Maybe remove the top mount and place a 3/8 washer behind and put the shock back on, that might be enough to give it a small alignment.
 

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