Rear shocks
It'll be easier with an impact but not necessary..Basically, just remove the mounting hardware at the shock eyelets then begin the struggle (it may seem as if they're permanantly mounted) to remove the shocks from their mounting points.
When going back on with the new, the nuts should have a self locking feature so locking pressure isn't on the mounts as the shock bushing needs to be able to float for articulation. I believe the mount bolts are 1/2" 13... A grade 5 bolt is sufficient.
When going back on with the new, the nuts should have a self locking feature so locking pressure isn't on the mounts as the shock bushing needs to be able to float for articulation. I believe the mount bolts are 1/2" 13... A grade 5 bolt is sufficient.
Last edited by 5Rangers; Oct 9, 2011 at 08:52 PM.


