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When testing a shock absorber, and releasing at the bottom of the stroke, what is the maximum times the vehicle should rebound?

When testing a shock absorber, and releasing at the bottom of the stroke, what is the maximum times the vehicle should rebound?
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when testing a shock absorber, and releasing at the bottom of the stroke, what is the maximum times the vehicle should rebound?

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After you release the pressure, you shouldn't notice more than two bounces. If your vehicle bounces more than that, the suspension could be wearing out.
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