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Old Nov 22, 2008 | 06:36 PM
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No need to disconnect the driveshaft.
Put axle stands under chassis/sill at rear, disconnect shock, this will allow it to drop down low enough to be able to lever them out, if new ones are lowered they can be put in with just hand pressure, don't forget to turn so they but up against the stop at the bottom.
The only thing you have to watch is the brake pipe, doesn't stretch too much, I don't know how long/what type you have, but at most it would just be discoonect these and bleed, though I have never yet needed to do this on a 3 door car.
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