Rear strue help
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Rear strue help
So yesterday i was putting in my springs for my car when i ran into a problem. I got the front two on fine but when i got to the back two i could not get the spring off. The only thing i can think of is compresion tools. Does anyone have any suggestions or knows of this problem?
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Oh.. yeah that happened to me back in the day.. i think i ended up ( slap my hand) using vise grips and a rubber glove and shop rag ( grip and not scratch the shaft.............. i think. ( this was 6 years ago)
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Ya it is a pain in the ****. Im going to check what you said about the key hole idea but we tried to take it of without the spring compressed when we were doin them all.
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that would be dope if there was.. but im pretty sure youll win with a rubber glove.. a rag, and vise grips.. ghetto as hell.. but does the job. If i have time ill take a peek at a spare strut in my shed.. see what i can see.
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Thanks man that would really help it would always help to have an extra pair of eyes. When we were putting mine on i was the only rx7 owner the others were an evo an integra and a 240 owner so they didnt know either. Apparently its a problem for evos as well though. If i cant figure it out i might just have to borrow an air compressor and some tools. Dang you Mazda you stumped me again.
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