13Expy
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Hi Everyone
My 2013 Ford Expedition has only covered 7000 miles (mostly highway mileage) and I noticed the other day when I was warming the car there was a pool of liquid under the front tire, I thought it might be the coolant that was leaking, anyway after a few days I took it for a regular oil change and the mechanic who changed the oil showed me that both front shocks were leaking!
Now the question is:
Do I have to change the shocks immediately?
Is it safe to travel with these shocks?
Can it damage other parts if its not immediately replaced?
Please advice as I'm really confused
kind reagrds
My 2013 Ford Expedition has only covered 7000 miles (mostly highway mileage) and I noticed the other day when I was warming the car there was a pool of liquid under the front tire, I thought it might be the coolant that was leaking, anyway after a few days I took it for a regular oil change and the mechanic who changed the oil showed me that both front shocks were leaking!
Now the question is:
Do I have to change the shocks immediately?
Is it safe to travel with these shocks?
Can it damage other parts if its not immediately replaced?
Please advice as I'm really confused
kind reagrds
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