Reply to "Right wheel thump"

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Got the car jacked up & wheel off, and all the bolts and welds on the suspension are all snug. For some reason I think the thump may be the shock. When feeling the koni shock, I can press down by hand about 1/4 inch until I hit some tension. I don't know if this is normal, but I thought the shock should be pretty tight against the spring and not allow movement even with the car jacked up & wheel off. When I get more time I may take the wheel off the other side and see how the shock feels. Can a shock go bad just like that? It happend suddenly just backing slowly out of the driveway and into the street.

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