Durable OEM Standard Rear Right Air Suspension Shock Absorber For Bentley 3W0616002

3W0616002 ; 3W0 616 002

3W0616002E ; 3W0 616 002E

3W5616002A ; 3W5 616 002A

3W5616002D ; 3W5 616 002D

3W0616002B ; 3W0 616 002B

3W0616002C ; 3W0 616 002C

3W5616002 ; 3W5 616 002

3W5616002C ; 3W5 616 002C

GUOMAT 510004 Bentley Suspension Air Shock 

Check the Bentley shock absorbers for oil leaks or signs of old oil leaks.

After determining that there is a problem or failure in the shock absorber, you should first check whether the Bentley shock absorber is leaking oil or has traces of old oil leakage.

The oil seal gasket and sealing gasket are broken and damaged, and the oil storage cylinder head nut is loose.

1. If oil leakage is found, first tighten the cylinder head nut. If the shock absorber still leaks oil, the oil seal and sealing gasket may be damaged and fail, and new seals should be replaced.

2. If the oil leakage still cannot be eliminated, pull out the shock absorber rod. If you feel stuck or uneven, then further check whether the gap between the piston and the cylinder is too large, whether the shock absorber piston connecting rod is bent, and whether the piston is bent. Check whether there are scratches or pull marks on the connecting rod surface and cylinder barrel.

3. If there is no oil leakage from the shock absorber, check the shock absorber connecting pins, connecting rods, connecting holes, rubber bushings, etc. for damage, desoldering, cracking or falling off.