Rearend removal
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#Chock the front wheels then while vehicle is still on the ground, loosen lug nuts. | #Chock the front wheels then while vehicle is still on the ground, loosen lug nuts. | ||
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#When everything is removed, and the rear end rests on the jack alone, lower rear end and remove it from under the vehicle. If you have coil springs they will most likely fall out at this point. | #When everything is removed, and the rear end rests on the jack alone, lower rear end and remove it from under the vehicle. If you have coil springs they will most likely fall out at this point. | ||
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Always use the proper equipment for the job. Wooden blocks are not going to hold your vehicle up securely, that is why jack stands were designed. Use them, they are not expensive, or you can borrow some from a friend. | Always use the proper equipment for the job. Wooden blocks are not going to hold your vehicle up securely, that is why jack stands were designed. Use them, they are not expensive, or you can borrow some from a friend. | ||
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