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Ford Explorer: installing new shocks

  1. #1
    crash
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    installing new shocks

    Just brought 4 monroe reflex shocks and I plan on putting them on this
    weekend. I have read in previous post about the stud on the radius arm
    breaking off during installation of new shocks. Does anyone have any
    tips on how I can avoid this from happening? Does is break taking off
    or putting on?


    BTW, monroe has a buy 3 shocks get 4th one free, ends on 10/31, so
    hurry.

  2. #2
    Zam
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    Re: installing new shocks

    com (crash) wrote in
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    I have replaced shocks twice on my '96 and have yet to break anything.
    Also have replaced sway bars, bushings, etc. Not sure about these things
    breaking unless you're talking about a 1st gen explorer??


  3. #3
    AZGuy
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    Re: installing new shocks

    On 30 Oct 2003 08:16:37 -0800, com (crash) wrote:
     

    I think the main reason people had the studs break was because they
    lived in a snow area and had a lot of rust. If you don't have a rust
    problem you should not have any problem with the stud. Most likely
    they broke while being taken off while they were trying to loosen the
    rusted on nut.


 

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