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575 FHP Shocks

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  1. vandevanterSH

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    My 2002 Gated 575m with FHP has developed a Leak in left rear shock at 111,000+ miles. In reviewing old threads, seems like no difference with standard 575. Still true? Are new replacements available or do I need to go with rebuilds? If I replace the rears should I do all four? Any other advice appreciated.
     
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    Forgot to ask, any potential damage to suspension driving with a leaking rear shock?
     
  4. henryr

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    no diff

    the FHP controls the shocks

    the place that rebuilds them is in CA? should pull up on a search

    leakage: i guess it depends how much fluid is left.... but if it's going to get rebuilt not sure it matters unless it somehow causes damage to something else.
     
  5. henryr

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    i would do them in sets at a min
     
  6. tazandjan

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    Affirmative, no difference in FHP and vanilla shocks and no difference in shock absorber ECUs. FHP has nothing to do with the shocks except in Europe where they are set for a lower ride height. Replace in pairs. If you want to go with late/HGTC shocks, you also need all new shock mounts.

    Only rebuild service I remember seeing was in eastern Europe.
     
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