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Cool Starting front end rebuild...get ready for questions

OK, I'm starting my first major project after several small ones.

Turbo tie rods
bilstein inserts
Ball joints
A Arm bearings
sway bar bushings
SS brake lines
painting calipers

Tomorrow is disassembly day. I've read and printed out all the posts and have copies of 101 and bentley but I'm still a bit apprehensive.

I may be emailing for help. I'll keep you posted with pictures.

Dave

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Old 03-14-2003, 08:10 AM
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This job is not that hard Dave. Just a bit time-consuming. Don't concern yourself too much.

A bunch of people have done this and posted the results (you know this because you printed a bunch of stuff). Some good keyword searches would most likely answer all your questions.

If not? I just did the same job last winter. Still fresh in my memory.
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Just finishing this task. I suggest that you think sequentially so that you don't have to disassemble/ reassemble more than once.

I learned the hard way.

Really not too hard other than the ball joints being a pita. I just cut the damn nuts off with a Dremel & saved the $50.00 tool for installation.


Good luck!

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