scoobyej20

I had a local shop install tokico trekmasters. And now there are puddles of fluid in the my driveway. both the left and right rear are blown. Part number is GE3536.

Botched install? Any insight from these pics? Thanks.

may be not (?) just found someone else with the same issue:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-ge...installed.html

chris360hawks

Did you pull the boot down?

peapicker

Would definatly return to the shop for some deserved justification, ie: new shocks at no cost!

scoobyej20

Yes, for the picture. I was also looking for scratches/damage on the rod, which I didn't see.

xxxtreme22r

You don't happen to live in PA do you????? if so I know what did it.

That sucks man, hope you get that all sorted out.

scoobyej20

catch is that they were ordered from shox.com, so the installer does not guarantee the product as they didn't supply/sell it. hence, my post, just trying to do some homework first. if anything looks wrong, I'll go back and give them an ear full.

DirtyOregonKid

If they were the wrong size would that blow them out? Like if they were forced to compress or extend too far?

TheDurk

I put a pair of those on mine in August. So far, so good. Do you have a lift?

mt_goat

That was my first thought.

scoobyej20

no lift.

According to Tokico and the vendor the PN is correct for my application (99 4runner limited 2wd)

aowRS

Just looking at your first pic, it appears as if the exposed piston/rod is very short relative to the possible compression of the rear coils.

I installed Bilstein HDs 7 years ago - still going strong after 140,000+ miles.

I'm very curious to see what you find out.


Andreas

DailyDrive

I noticed my rear right Trekmaster is leaking too now, but installed 15k miles ago.