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question on how to replace rear shocks on 4 post lift, without bridge jack
1- undo the top nut
2- undo the bottom bolt 3- swap the shock 4- tighten the bottom bolt and top nut 5- done Am I correct? Or must I put the car on jackstand? |
That's pretty much it. However, you'll have to make sure the shock is compressed enough to fit in there, and that's a little tough when the suspension is loaded. Jacking it up helps a lot... Good luck.
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6-Have a really cold BEER!
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That means I can rely on the torsion bars and spring plates for couple hours right?
Thanks guys. |
Yes.
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If you need help, call me :P
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If it is a drive on 4 post lift you could probably unload the suspension some by jacking at the jack point with your stock jack. |
thanks guys.
Draco, will do buddy :) I also need to do oil change. Been doing it myself but suddenly forgot how many quarts now, 10 or 12? :lol: I didn't drive the car much, so I didn't do it for a year or so. Maybe getting too old now :( |
10, bring her to operating temps and top off, young man :D
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