While having a discussion, Technician A says that worn or damaged bumper stops often indicate a need for shock absorber replacement. Technician B says that it actually indicates that the ball joint seal needs to be replaced. Who is correct?

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Worn or damaged bumper stops often indicate a need for shock absorber replacement because they are part of the suspension system that helps to absorb impacts and cushion the ride. The ball joint seal, on the other hand, is a separate component that helps to keep dirt and debris out of the ball joint assembly. While a worn ball joint may cause damage to the bumper stop, replacing the seal would not address this issue.

While Having a Discussion, Technician a Says That Worn or Damaged