Rear Suspension

At regular intervals, the following rear suspension checks should be made:
1. Check for evidence of fluid leaks on rear shock absorbers. (A light film of fluid is permissible. Make sure fluid is not from sources other than shock absorbers.)
2. Check rear shock absorber operation.
3. Check the condition of the rear suspension arm and bushing.
5. Inspect for worn or damaged rear suspension tie rod and bushing and rear suspension arm and bushing. Repair as necessary.
6. Inspect the rear disc brake caliper for loose or missing mounting bolts. See Brakes and Traction Control.