#Shocks and #Struts
I know his might sound a little weird but I didn't buy my GX new either. I'd probably go test drive a similar model to see if what I am feeling is "how they all are". My other cars are very stiffly sprung so my GX actually feels like an '80s Cadillac in comparison.
You think that could be the reason for the bad ride quality ? The front shocks are leaking and this kdss is in the back so it's definitely leaking. Do I need to fix it or can I live without it I searched for the part and its very expensive 800$ and I donno how much would be to install it or there's a way around it since I won't be doing any off roading. Is there any Tsb out for this problem.
Last edited by Dallasguy1; Jun 16, 2017 at 07:49 AM.
On the KDSS failure apparently would be ----> "The most common symptoms of KDSS failure is a severely uneven ride height side to side and/or a flashing KDSS light. The vehicle will also sway more than normal during a turn. Fluid leaks from the cylinder aren’t uncommon as well."
http://carspecmn.com/toyota-and-lexu...-land-cruiser/
Does it feel like the suspension is bottoming out on the front? IIRC...there are various valves in shocks that address different types of damping conditions from light vibration to severe impacts. Maybe enough fluid loss these are affected.
••EDIT: If you do replace front shocks FSM says nuts on top are torqued to 47 ft-lb and bottom bolt is at 70 ft-lb
http://carspecmn.com/toyota-and-lexu...-land-cruiser/
Does it feel like the suspension is bottoming out on the front? IIRC...there are various valves in shocks that address different types of damping conditions from light vibration to severe impacts. Maybe enough fluid loss these are affected.
••EDIT: If you do replace front shocks FSM says nuts on top are torqued to 47 ft-lb and bottom bolt is at 70 ft-lb
Last edited by Acrad; Jun 16, 2017 at 08:15 AM.
Originally Posted by Acrad35751
On the KDSS failure apparently would be ----> "The most common symptoms of KDSS failure is a severely uneven ride height side to side and/or a flashing KDSS light. The vehicle will also sway more than normal during a turn. Fluid leaks from the cylinder aren’t uncommon as well."
http://carspecmn.com/toyota-and-lexu...-land-cruiser/
Does it feel like the suspension is bottoming out on the front? IIRC...there are various valves in shocks that address different types of damping conditions from light vibration to severe impacts. Maybe enough fluid loss these are affected.
••EDIT: If you do replace front shocks FSM says nuts on top are torqued to 47 ft-lb and bottom bolt is at 70 ft-lb
http://carspecmn.com/toyota-and-lexu...-land-cruiser/
Does it feel like the suspension is bottoming out on the front? IIRC...there are various valves in shocks that address different types of damping conditions from light vibration to severe impacts. Maybe enough fluid loss these are affected.
••EDIT: If you do replace front shocks FSM says nuts on top are torqued to 47 ft-lb and bottom bolt is at 70 ft-lb
I think your KDSS is probably fine at this point even if that rear cylinder has some minor leakage. Do you think it is bottoming out in the rear? I don't really have anything to compare to for harshness on a GX level. I've never driven a 470 or another 460 for that matter.
Originally Posted by Acrad35751
I think your KDSS is probably fine at this point even if that rear cylinder has some minor leakage. Do you think it is bottoming out in the rear? I don't really have anything to compare to for harshness on a GX level. I've never driven a 470 or another 460 for that matter.
I'm in the process of ordering the parts for all 4 corners and want to know the updated part numbers as the ones on the truck right now are not available at the dealer.
Model is 2012 if that helps. Thanks
Model is 2012 if that helps. Thanks
I pulled numbers from here:
https://www.mylparts.com
Front - SHOCK ABSORBER - LEXUS (48510-69495)
https://www.mylparts.com/oem-parts/l...ber-4851069495
Rear - SHOCK ABSORBER - LEXUS (48530-69566)
https://www.mylparts.com/oem-parts/l...ber-4853069566
https://www.mylparts.com
Front - SHOCK ABSORBER - LEXUS (48510-69495)
https://www.mylparts.com/oem-parts/l...ber-4851069495
Rear - SHOCK ABSORBER - LEXUS (48530-69566)
https://www.mylparts.com/oem-parts/l...ber-4853069566
I assume they would fit but site above lists those for the 14+ models.
https://www.mylparts.com/oem-parts/l...ber-4853069655
https://www.mylparts.com/oem-parts/l...ber-4851069585
https://www.mylparts.com/oem-parts/l...ber-4853069655
https://www.mylparts.com/oem-parts/l...ber-4851069585






