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MusCat

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posted 06-14-2006 08:33 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for MusCat     send a private message to MusCat   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by MusCat
Can any one with a tech manual help me understand how to replace the upper control arm. It seems the front bolt would interfere with the angled strut (don't know if that's what it is actually called).

I could use some insight in how this is done.

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If you remove the shock and strut rod you can move the rocker arm out of the way.
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Do I need to know anything special about removing the front spring/shock? Are these under pressure and do they need the springs collapsed?

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No Just have the front wheels off the ground
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Thanks!

I had it off the ground but could'nt tell if it was under pressure and convinced myself to wait until I asked the group for a comment. Didn't want to get part way started and then have to run and get a strut tool to finish the job!

I appreciate the insight.

Greg

This message has been edited by MusCat on 06-16-2006 at 06:31 AM

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You da man MD!!!:thumbsup

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