I have a mazda demio (2001 DW3W) car and it is very uncomfortable on drive.So I checked it with the Mag city and they said nothing is wrong and shocks(With coil springs) are also in good condition.But definitely the car is very harsh and really difficult to drive on average roads.What I feel is that coil springs are too stiff and it does not absorb a normal shock.
Is there any possibility to adjust the tension of the coil springs by loosening the upper bolt of the shock.
Please help me on this since non of the garage people are advising me correctly.
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Hi friends ,
I have a mazda demio (2001 DW3W) car and it is very uncomfortable on drive.So I checked it with the Mag city and they said nothing is wrong and shocks(With coil springs) are also in good condition.But definitely the car is very harsh and really difficult to drive on average roads.What I feel is that coil springs are too stiff and it does not absorb a normal shock.
Is there any possibility to adjust the tension of the coil springs by loosening the upper bolt of the shock.
Please help me on this since non of the garage people are advising me correctly.
thnx
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