1. Working on one side of the vehicle at a time, raise the rear tire off the ground, place a jack stand on the flat part of the frame ahead of the rear spring and remove the wheel.
2. Support the axle with your floor jack and remove the U-bolts from the axle.
3. Carefully lower the axle away from the spring pack until there is sufficient clearance to insert the track bar adapter (Driver Side 90-1587 / Passenger Side 90-1588) between the spacer block and the axle mount pad as shown in Illustration 1.
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Monday, January 3, 2011
2001-2002 Chevrolet/GMC 4X4 HD / 3/4 Ton Track Bar Kit PN. 71200
3:22 AM by onesecond
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Labels: bolt, Chevrolet, chevrolet gmc, dowels, GMC, gmc 4x4, illustration, illustrations, proper alignment, rear axle, rear brake caliper, rear spring, rear tire, spacer, spring pack, torque, track bars, u bolts, urethane bushings, washers
Labels: bolt, Chevrolet, chevrolet gmc, dowels, GMC, gmc 4x4, illustration, illustrations, proper alignment, rear axle, rear brake caliper, rear spring, rear tire, spacer, spring pack, torque, track bars, u bolts, urethane bushings, washers
Thursday, October 28, 2010
2003 Nissan 350z Driver's Seat Click Noise or Side to Side Movement When Turning
3:45 AM by onesecond
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Labels: 2003 nissan 350z, air bags, bolts, figure 1, illustration, needle nose pliers, negative battery cable, Nissan, nissan 350z, note steps, radio station, seat removal, thigh support, washers
Labels: 2003 nissan 350z, air bags, bolts, figure 1, illustration, needle nose pliers, negative battery cable, Nissan, nissan 350z, note steps, radio station, seat removal, thigh support, washers
When tuning left or right,
• The driver’s seat makes a “click” noise, and/or
• The driver’s seat moves side to side (left or right),
ACTION:
• Install special washers between the seat thigh support adjuster and the sliding and reclining device—inner and outer (see Figure 1).
NOTE: This is the only authorized repair for this incident (i.e. click noise or side to side movement when turning).
SERVICE PROCEDURE
NOTE: Steps a, b and c below only apply to vehicles equipped with front side (SRS) air bags.
a. Write down all radio station presets.
b. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
c. Wait at least 3 minutes after the negative battery cable is disconnected before removing the driver’s seat.
• The driver’s seat makes a “click” noise, and/or
• The driver’s seat moves side to side (left or right),
ACTION:
• Install special washers between the seat thigh support adjuster and the sliding and reclining device—inner and outer (see Figure 1).
NOTE: This is the only authorized repair for this incident (i.e. click noise or side to side movement when turning).
SERVICE PROCEDURE
NOTE: Steps a, b and c below only apply to vehicles equipped with front side (SRS) air bags.
a. Write down all radio station presets.
b. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
c. Wait at least 3 minutes after the negative battery cable is disconnected before removing the driver’s seat.
Monday, June 7, 2010
2001-2004 Subaru Outback Skid Plate Installation Instructions
9:25 PM by onesecond
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Labels: bolt holes, bolts, downward force, fender, ramps, screws, skid plate, splash pan, Subaru, subaru outback, tabs, washers
Labels: bolt holes, bolts, downward force, fender, ramps, screws, skid plate, splash pan, Subaru, subaru outback, tabs, washers
REMOVAL OF ORIGINAL SPLASH PAN Raise and safely support the vehicle on jack stands or on ramps. Locate and remove the two 12mm bolts at the rear of the factory splash pan. Locate and remove the two 10mm screws from the left and right side of the factory splash pan. These are located up inside the fender. Locate and remove the three remaining 12mm bolts from the front of the factory splash pan. The splash pan has retaining tabs around the three bolt holes from the last step and will require some downward force to remove the splash pan from the vehicle
Thursday, May 20, 2010
2010 Chevy Camaro Sport Sway Bar Kit 22109 Installation
2:52 AM by onesecond
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Labels: 2 nuts, bar ends, brackets, bushings, camaro, Chevrolet, chevy camaro, fish, front sway bar, future source, hardware kit, hotchkis sway bar, PDF Download, rear wheels, silicone grease, stock removal, sway bar bushing, washers, wheel
Labels: 2 nuts, bar ends, brackets, bushings, camaro, Chevrolet, chevy camaro, fish, front sway bar, future source, hardware kit, hotchkis sway bar, PDF Download, rear wheels, silicone grease, stock removal, sway bar bushing, washers, wheel
Front Sway Bar Installation
Raise the Vehicle
Raise front of the vehicle using a floor jack and place jack stands in the proper jacking points. Securely block the rear wheels of the vehicle
Remove the Driver Side Front Wheel
The front bar will sneak it’s way out towards the driver side. Remove the driver side front wheel to gain more clearance for installation.
Disconnect the Front End Links
Disconnect the front end links from the sway bar ends on each side.
Detach the Sway Bar Bushing Brackets
Just above the front subframe, the sway bar is attached by 2 bushing brackets, one on each side. Undo the 2 nuts per bracket to detach the
Raise the Vehicle
Raise front of the vehicle using a floor jack and place jack stands in the proper jacking points. Securely block the rear wheels of the vehicle
Remove the Driver Side Front Wheel
The front bar will sneak it’s way out towards the driver side. Remove the driver side front wheel to gain more clearance for installation.
Disconnect the Front End Links
Disconnect the front end links from the sway bar ends on each side.
Detach the Sway Bar Bushing Brackets
Just above the front subframe, the sway bar is attached by 2 bushing brackets, one on each side. Undo the 2 nuts per bracket to detach the
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