Birdman330
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Installed coil spring rubbers in the front struts.
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How easy was it? I've got front Monroe Quick-Struts and rear KYB shocks to install once my shoulder's a little better. My rear springs seem okay, unlike the fronts.
Way easy.
Didn't have to undo the top ball joint,or the caliper,just separate the clevis from the shock(while it's tight at the top mount) remove bottom bolt slide it off the shoulder, wack it down a bit with a hammer so you can get a small chisel in to spread the clamp and it falls right out.
Didn't really need to compress the rears much either.
If you're changing fronts I'd do the rears to.
I should mention this is on my 06 Renegade.(as I changed to hd's on the 07 last week)
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Hmm. Might have to get a set, then. It does sound easier than the book makes it out - thanks.
I think I know EXACTLY where those pictures were taken.
Way easy.
Didn't have to undo the top ball joint,or the caliper,just separate the clevis from the shock(while it's tight at the top mount) remove bottom bolt slide it off the shoulder, wack it down a bit with a hammer so you can get a small chisel in to spread the clamp and it falls right out.
In front of my house lol I live in the waveland area. We have a shared driveway with the neighbor so usually there is no room for my GF's Clubman and my Jeep without blocking so the neighbors can't get in or out. Hate parking in the street though. Luckily I don't have anything in it worth stealing.
Biggest thing I always hated about parking in the street is that some stupid drunk is going to pull a hit and run.
Right at bottom of picture, spread the clevis by flipping bolt into threaded end first and shove a wrench in the oposite side to get it wider. Either way works but goes back on a lot easier.