coil spring removal
#11
Dodge+Ford = always ready
Thread Starter
yea, the only problem is i dont got enough floor jacks, id feel better with atleast 2, i just got 1 good jack then 1 of them stupid bottle jacks, and some jack stands.
#12
Senior Member
i put a lift in about 3 months ago.Front coils no problem take off the clip on the top and big nut on bottom and undo brake line will come right out new one go right in No compressor
#14
I just used an adjustable cresent wrench and a lot of WD-40 lol. Also I just jack the truck up off the frame or tranny cross member and use 2 jack stands. Then use the jack for the front! That's what I did! Lol
#15
Dodge+Ford = always ready
Thread Starter
i thought it would be hard as sin to get a wrench in there lol, any ideas on what size bolt it is? saves me some digging on the day of the work lol.
#16
Jordan
Had to borrow a socket from a neighbor, don't remember the size off hand. Use CRC Freez-off...works great for penetrating bolts. Don't overthink the task, its really easy.
#17
Dodge+Ford = always ready
Thread Starter
all the bolts shouldnt be hard since it was all taken apart about 2 years ago, and i just want to make sure i have the tools here because i dont want the truck up in the air longer then it has to be lol. the weather aint 100% and i cant guarantee what the weather will do for more then about 12h.
#18
Originally Posted by f150cam
yea, ideally id like to use 2 floor jacks, one on each frame rail so i can keep the truck level and its a little safer, then put the 2 jack stands in there place.
i thought it would be hard as sin to get a wrench in there lol, any ideas on what size bolt it is? saves me some digging on the day of the work lol.
i thought it would be hard as sin to get a wrench in there lol, any ideas on what size bolt it is? saves me some digging on the day of the work lol.
#19
Dodge+Ford = always ready
Thread Starter