rear suspension removal
Coldie,
The truck will have to be jacked by the frame, or hitch, to relieve the pressure on the bolt. I recommend jacking until the tire just about comes off the ground. This gives the bolt the most play in hole. <--
That sounds dirty! Anyway, that's what I did when I removed my rear springs.
Hope this helps,
Edward
The truck will have to be jacked by the frame, or hitch, to relieve the pressure on the bolt. I recommend jacking until the tire just about comes off the ground. This gives the bolt the most play in hole. <--
That sounds dirty! Anyway, that's what I did when I removed my rear springs.Hope this helps,
Edward
Are you talking about the bolt that hold the leafs on the front hanger??? If so, it is torqued and red loctite
Good luck.
I succeeded in removing with this method:
- remove side skirt
- get in there with an impact wrench, an extension and u-joint connecter and go to town!!!
Since I had to use an extension and u-joint, some of the torque from the wrench was lost through them and it too a while, but it got it off.
Another way that works is jack the truck up enough and use 2 breaker bars.
Good luck.I succeeded in removing with this method:
- remove side skirt
- get in there with an impact wrench, an extension and u-joint connecter and go to town!!!
Since I had to use an extension and u-joint, some of the torque from the wrench was lost through them and it too a while, but it got it off.
Another way that works is jack the truck up enough and use 2 breaker bars.



I used my Craftstman breaker bar and a 1/4" socket wrench.