Disco 2 Removing Radius Arms
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in case someone needs some advise on this here is what i have learnt:
1. Jack the car from the chassis, not the axle. That way, while installing, if the axle moved a bit, you will be able to push it easily with your foot.
2. Replace one radius arm at a time to limit movement on the axle.
3. You will need to torque the bolts on level ground while the car sits on its wheels not jacked.
1. Jack the car from the chassis, not the axle. That way, while installing, if the axle moved a bit, you will be able to push it easily with your foot.
2. Replace one radius arm at a time to limit movement on the axle.
3. You will need to torque the bolts on level ground while the car sits on its wheels not jacked.
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JUKE179r
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Well done!
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Good advice.
Any suspension points should always be tightened when the vehicle is on the ground and has preferably been jumped on at each corner a coupla times to settle it!
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