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Hey guys, so I'm taking my coilovers off and putting the stock struts back on but can't get the camber adjustment bolt back in. When I get the sway bar endlink and bottom of the shock bolts in like this <br >
Then I can't get this bolt in, I've tried pushing the rotor down. But even when I get it down enough, it isn't aligned with the holes <br >
Anyone might know what I can do?
By the way, I tried taking the bolts out from the bottom of strut and sway bar endlink and I still couldn't get the camber bolt in, and even if I could, I wouldn't be able to puck the strut back into place.
Also any tips on removing/putting back together the front when I get to that? Thanks in advance!
I am also facing the same problem. I have also tried to remove the bolt on the other side but nothing happened..
Anything else can be done to solve the problem?
Try leaving the shock unbolted but still sitting in the channel of the control arm, jack up the control arm to the spindle then slide the shock into place.
Try leaving the shock unbolted but still sitting in the channel of the control arm, jack up the control arm to the spindle then slide the shock into place.
Okay thanks I'll try this when I get home tonight, I tried everything else it seems. It wasn't this hard when I installed the coilovers
Okay thanks I'll try this when I get home tonight, I tried everything else it seems. It wasn't this hard when I installed the coilovers
I forgot your putting stock shocks back on. Once you get the spindle bolted up, push the control arm down and slide the shock into place. You may need to step on the control arm to push it down. Good luck man
I tried what you suggested, I don't know if I don't weigh enough or what but I couldn't get the lca to push down. I ended up just putting the coilover back on for now. Until I have a little more time to mess with it