Review on π Whirlpool Absorbers: W10015830, W10822553, PS11723173 - Best Deals & Reviews by Melvin Goerge
Shock can be a secondary problem. Check bearing and tank first
This is not OEM but the quality is decent. People who complain about a lack of resistance don't push them the full distance. There is a slight incline at the ends with no drag, but that should be fine. A few tips: Check the bearings before replacing them. If your bearings are bad, you probably need to replace both of them. If you're unlucky like me, you'll end up with a broken rear spindle mount. Additionally, the wobble rubbed through the front plastic tub, so that was a bad thing too. Total failure of the car for me. So check your bearings and tub for a broken spindle. If you only have bad hits, this might solve your problem.
- This part fits the following brands: Whirlpool, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana, KitchenAid, Inglis. Ask us about compatibility.
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