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2006 Suzuki swift. Front shock absorbers, One replaced at 20k, now 2 need replacing at 50k. Why 3 at 50k.

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Hi, The manufacturer recommends replacing those shocks at certain age, 10K=1 year. They anticipate that you drive the car the way! I recommend that ou have to go to ur service center and have the shock tested before replacing it, they have the tools and equipment to test those shocks. Either u pay for a brand new one or test it with a minimal charge of testing.
Hope that clears up everything!

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