Any advice? Eibhach Spring Install FD
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hi steve,
it is pretty straightforward... do you have a shop manual? one area that could cause you a problem if you are not prepared for it is>>>
you need to remove the shocks.. they have a thru bolt that bolts to the lower control arm. the lower control arm is aluminum and it has metal inserts to support the shock mounting bolt. these inserts actually slide back and forth... sliding together when you tighten the bolt. to ease reinstallation you need to press them apart so the shock slides between them... buy a length ( 7 inches) of 3/8 threaded rod w some bolts and washers. stick the threaded rod thru one of the metal inserts and place a washer and a nut, then a nut and a washer on the rod. thread them out so they push the metal inserts about a half inch.
enjoy the springs.... you will love them.
howard coleman
it is pretty straightforward... do you have a shop manual? one area that could cause you a problem if you are not prepared for it is>>>
you need to remove the shocks.. they have a thru bolt that bolts to the lower control arm. the lower control arm is aluminum and it has metal inserts to support the shock mounting bolt. these inserts actually slide back and forth... sliding together when you tighten the bolt. to ease reinstallation you need to press them apart so the shock slides between them... buy a length ( 7 inches) of 3/8 threaded rod w some bolts and washers. stick the threaded rod thru one of the metal inserts and place a washer and a nut, then a nut and a washer on the rod. thread them out so they push the metal inserts about a half inch.
enjoy the springs.... you will love them.
howard coleman
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