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Hey guys i walked out to my truck and saw a wet spot right by my passenger side tire. Upon inspection i saw it was really wet on the coil spring shock and my front axle by the tire. The fluid is yellow and its not brake fluid since the fluid is at the fill line and its not oil. Doesnt smell like it at all. Could it be the shock? It is soaked.
i dont think its the a/c stuff. i have the compressor removed and replaced with a idler pulley so i havent actually used the a/c since ive had it. also the fluid is only on the lower part of the coil spring, the sway bar link bushings, and the shock absorber. also its yellow so i dont think its condensation. plus it has stained the ground and looks fresh even though there is some on the ground from 2 days ago. dirt.racer do we have hydraulic shocks or gas shocks?
I have confirmed that its the shock. The bolt that holds the sway bar to the dog bone looking thing puntured the shock. The crossmember that the sway bar connects to is all bent up. PO must've done something to screw it up.
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