changing rear springs on 4x4 cossie?
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From: Brandon
sticking konis on my car on rear but its not as easy as the old escort rs turbos were u just umbolt top and push the hub down. what else do u need to undo to get the springs out of rear???
you need to undo the baeam plates mate
1 x19mm bolt and 2x 17mm bolts
but still a pain to get out be slightly easier
be careful when you undo the 17mm bolts though
if they go tight do them back up and keep doing this until the bolt comes out as by doing this it gets rid of the crap in the thread
but still be carefull as last thing you want is for a captive to snap in there as its a fairly big job to undo them then
1 x19mm bolt and 2x 17mm bolts
but still a pain to get out be slightly easier
be careful when you undo the 17mm bolts though
if they go tight do them back up and keep doing this until the bolt comes out as by doing this it gets rid of the crap in the thread
but still be carefull as last thing you want is for a captive to snap in there as its a fairly big job to undo them then
no
as the rear beam is still up on one side and the diff mount holds the back end up
just need to do one side at a time
plus if you have std brake flexis aswell they give a litle move aswell to help get the spring out
to put it back up you just put a jack under it and put it into position
the main diff mount has a spacer that stick out to locate it back into chassis
as the rear beam is still up on one side and the diff mount holds the back end up
just need to do one side at a time
plus if you have std brake flexis aswell they give a litle move aswell to help get the spring out
to put it back up you just put a jack under it and put it into position
the main diff mount has a spacer that stick out to locate it back into chassis
that could cause problems then mate
you have to disconnect the brake lines and re bleed your system
as once the beam is dropped then all thats holding that side up is the brake line
you have to disconnect the brake lines and re bleed your system
as once the beam is dropped then all thats holding that side up is the brake line
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Originally Posted by richm
Originally Posted by xr_craig
I'd have used an angle grinder, by far the easiest way to get the old ones out
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