I am not a mechanic, nor do I claim to know the best way to install this kit. This is simply a document detailing
the method I used to install the springs on my wife’s 2007 Dodge Nitro R/T 4.0L.
Installation:
1. Read through all the instructions at least 1 time, and then begin the installation process.
2. Using the 10mm wrench, remove the battery terminal connectors.
3. Remove the bottom bolt from the battery tray; this should free the battery to be lifted out.
4. After the battery has been removed, open the fuse box and disconnect the RED cable using a 13mm socket.
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Labels: 10mm socket, 2007 dodge nitro, battery tray, bolt, bolts, cable management, cables, Dodge, dodge nitro, engine compartment, fuse box, holes, intake tube, kit spring, mechanic, side wheel, socket 5, tube clamp, vacuum unit, wheel
Labels: 10mm socket, 2007 dodge nitro, battery tray, bolt, bolts, cable management, cables, Dodge, dodge nitro, engine compartment, fuse box, holes, intake tube, kit spring, mechanic, side wheel, socket 5, tube clamp, vacuum unit, wheel
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