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Question posted by loulou6791 on September 23rd, 2014

How Do I Replace My Front Shocks On My 1997 Cutlass Supreme Sl?

The fron shocks dont have thentwo bolts at the bottom but the bottom of the shoks looks like it go tothe steering knuckle compressed.

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