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    Swivel bearing preload.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    Swivel bearing preload.
    x2

    To get the bottom nuts off, fit a spanner to the nut & turn the shock body with big mulitgrips.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chunk View Post

    I was changing the shocks, got the rear ones done ok but can't get the bottom nuts off the fronts.
    Hacksaw worked for me

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    Re: shock nuts being tight

    When I undid the bottom shocker nuts they were well and truly seized on. Spanner on the bottom, multi-grips, rubber strap around the shock all failed. The answer was to simply soak the nut in WD40 for a decent length of time. Then I undid while holding the shock by hand! I actually put the finger of a rubber glove over the nut with an elastic band and filled it with WD40 overnight. The next day it was hand tight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouse View Post
    x2

    To get the bottom nuts off, fit a spanner to the nut & turn the shock body with big mulitgrips.
    X3, Regards Frank.

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    So im guessing that it didnt have the wobble before the wheels were off? You didnt bent a steering component while jacking the front up to change the shocks? That would put the wheel alignment out.

    Thanx
    Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by Landover View Post
    How about tail shafts or Donut collapsed.
    Donut seems ok

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    Quote Originally Posted by SouthOz View Post
    You didnt knock off a wheel weight maybe?

    Thanx
    Dave
    Wheel weights are ok.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    Swivel bearing preload.
    Yes that is a possibility.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouse View Post
    x2

    To get the bottom nuts off, fit a spanner to the nut & turn the shock body with big mulitgrips.
    Thanks I will give that a try.

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