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Old 02-17-06, 07:58 PM
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I didn't label stuff when I took the strut out. Now I can't remember which of two things is the thrust bearing. I have two things that look like washers, one is smaller in diameter and thinner. Which one is the thrust bearing?
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the thicker one goes on the strut itself, between the thingie that holds the coil in place AND the strut tower. Sorry, I cant remember **** right now...started my 3day weekend early.
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I just looked at the parts fiche, and shows a different order than the FSM. It's like what you said, the thicker one between the plate that sits on top of the springs, then the mounting block, then a spacer, the locknut and the top nut. WTF?
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Now I looked at the 79-80 fiche and it shows what the FSM shows. So I figure I go by what the fiche shows, right?
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