Mine did it after I had the dealer replace them on recall. I picked up after hours and was up til 2am releasing and retorqing everything they touched. An old crusty bolt fooled them into thinking it was tight. I ended up getting an alignment free of charge after I let them know their failure.
That's the wackiest thing I've heard all day! If it pulls one way on acceleration and the other when braking it's the rear lower control arms. There's no special jeep liberty magic when alignment is needed.
I've it a couple times (resoldering defrost tabs) using a cute little ratchet with the torx drive. Not too tuff if you're the right height and can use your head to hold the window when there's only one or 2 screws.
I'm running 927 on mine, no fancy bumper or winch, it does have stock skid plates, but they don't weigh much. It is a very smooth ride, not over sprung at all.
Looks like fun. Too bad you couldn't go for the JBA's up front and the IRO rear control arms, but that’s ok it's gonna ride 138% better when you're done.
I don't think so, but it does put the very tip of the coil into the plate rather than a relief like where the studs are. It just seemed logical. I figured they might have a purpose and it all fit together well when lined up.
I can't say for sure as that is not the shock I'm running. That may very well be the one that requires the bushings. Dimensions for the bushings have been posted before, if you struggle to find it I can post it again. I think some have had luck finding what they need at the hardware store.
In the past there has been a knockoff version of the metal one on Amazon. Maybe that's available on your part of the marble? I've got the full set and they work fine.
I agree, without the assistance of the rear drive shaft also moving the jeep that little front drivshaft is overworked. Be gentle and drive as little as possible.
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