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Default Re: T&C 1999 - Condensation in the headlight - 04-01-2007 , 02:31 PM






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On Mar 31, 2:04 pm, Bill Putney <b... (AT) kinez (DOT) net> wrote:

powrwrap wrote:

That reminds me that my Grand Caravan needs new gounch bumpers.
Seriously, "gounch bumpers". Anybody want to guess what they are?

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"Jounce" bumpers (in the struts)?
The gounch bumpers are conical shaped rubber devices (think stacked
donut shaped rings of decreasing diameters) that are mounted on the
frame above the rear axle. Their function is to provide a cushion
between the axle and the frame if the vehicle goes over a huge bump
and the rear shocks are toast.

I asked the guy in the parts department how the word was spelled so I
assume it is correct.



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Default Re: T&C 1999 - Condensation in the headlight - 04-01-2007 , 07:06 PM






powrwrap wrote:
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On Mar 31, 2:04 pm, Bill Putney <b... (AT) kinez (DOT) net> wrote:


powrwrap wrote:


That reminds me that my Grand Caravan needs new gounch bumpers.
Seriously, "gounch bumpers". Anybody want to guess what they are?



"Jounce" bumpers (in the struts)?


The gounch bumpers are conical shaped rubber devices (think stacked
donut shaped rings of decreasing diameters) that are mounted on the
frame above the rear axle. Their function is to provide a cushion
between the axle and the frame if the vehicle goes over a huge bump
and the rear shocks are toast.

I asked the guy in the parts department how the word was spelled so I
assume it is correct.
I think you either misunderstood him or he was having some fun at your
expense. The part I was talking about in the struts serves the same
exact purpose as the part you described on the rear axle. "Gounch" is
not a word. "Jounce" is.

Bill Putney
(To reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my
address with the letter 'x')


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