How did you losen the bolt on the shock???
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How did you losen the bolt on the shock???
Hello! I am installing tanabe springs on my GS. I have done the rear, no problems. But in the front the lower shockbolt is impossible to losen and there´s no space to use bigger/longer tools. What tool did you use when you changed springs on your GS?
Pictures on tools would be nice (don´t know the name of the tools on english) and detailed description.
Pictures on tools would be nice (don´t know the name of the tools on english) and detailed description.
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If you can, lay on your back and push slowly on the wrench with the bottom of your foot. Make sure you have good solid jackstands supporing the car when you do this.
Also, spray it with some penetrating lube or WD-40.
Also, spray it with some penetrating lube or WD-40.
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Ok so I finished the passengerside and now I only got one spring to go. But I ran in to some toruble, so I have to ask a (stupid) question. In wich direction should I pull the bolt on the driverside lower shockbolt, that is the bolt facing forward. I pulled it clockwise, right or wrong?
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Ok so I finished the passengerside and now I only got one spring to go. But I ran in to some toruble, so I have to ask a (stupid) question. In wich direction should I pull the bolt on the driverside lower shockbolt, that is the bolt facing forward. I pulled it clockwise, right or wrong?
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