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#340876 04/21/15 10:52 PM
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How does a person know if his '41 Chevy Coupe has "knee action"
shocks? What do the shocks look like? Thanks,


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All 1941 chevrolets had front shocks built into the knee-action suspension. The shock is the two upper arms in the suspension and the kind of square box they attach to ----box is bolted to the front crossmember. Shock had a small filler plug on top and must be kept full of fluid (jack oil)


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Thanks Chevygene.


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Hi Dan,

We discuss knee action shock a couple times a year so searching our old posts can provide you a lot of info.

Let us know if you need any help with yours.

Good Luck, Mike

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Thanks Mike.


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Hi Dan,

What is the condition of your 4 shocks? Do you have anymore questions about them?

Good Luck, Mike


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