Thanks.
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16 years ago
1) Does my vehicle need an alignment after doing this?
2) Should whether my Corolla is a Sedan or Station Wagon matter?
3) Should whether my Corolla is a CE, VE, or LE matter?
Questions About Replacing Rear Struts on a 98 Toyota Corolla LE
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16 years ago
No, not normally.
No, not normally.
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16 years ago
C Yohman wrote in news:1189086942.543323.273590 @g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com:
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1) you're re-using the strut body and are only replacing the inserts, and 2) the installer is absolutely certain he moves the adjustment block into precisely the position it was before removal.- Vote on answer
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16 years ago
If the rear suspension is a strut suspension, then an alignment is necessary unles the technician is able to put the suspension back together exactly as it came out. I recommend getting a 4 wheel alignment done.
I believe that the 1998 Corolla only came as a sedan. The Matrix is based on the Corolla chassis.
No. (If you are asking about an alignment after strut replacement.)