In attempting to remove the drivers side shock, the lower stud broke off
around 1/4"-1/8" from the end. There is enough of the stud to mount the new
shock, would have to have the shock welded to the stud. Other alternative is
to remove the radius arm and replace it. Any thoughts? Quick and dirty would
infinitely easier than removing the radius arm, based on previous experience
with the rear suspension components. The other consideration is the fact
that the vehicle has 180k on it, don't expect to have the vehicle when it
has 360k. TIA.
John Cairns
Spdloader - 10 Apr 2005 04:35 GMT
Burn it out from the backside with a torch, and replace it with the proper
size partial thread bolt and nut.
Spdloader
> In attempting to remove the drivers side shock, the lower stud broke off
> around 1/4"-1/8" from the end. There is enough of the stud to mount the
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> John Cairns