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pajero springs

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Post by eddy 76 »

Hi guys have been reading on here for a while but made no posts. So ihave a NK paj 32' muds bull bar uhf am cb and safari snorkel.Wound the torsion bars up a while ago but just bought new springs and shocks and was wonderin if i will need a spring compressor to get the springs out or if I can undo the shoks and lift the body with a hilift. any help would be great.

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Post by NJV6 »

Yep bang on, no need for a compressor, take the bottom bolt out of the shocks then like you say lift the body/chassis and lower the axle with a trolley jack with the wheel off.
You mau need to disconnect your anti roll bar as well, I already had mine off when ti came to change springs so it didn't limit things.

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Post by eddy 76 »

thanks thought so but feel better abut it when someone has already done it

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Post by Zute »

Watch the brake hose, dont want to stretch it to much. And you may need to disconnect the Pannard bar at one end. Oh and undo the handbrake cable where it connects to the suspension arm. I havent had to discnnect the swaybar, but my bushes are quite worn.
I have heavy/lift springs , but when I have them fitted I cant fit the car in the garage. So I only fit them if I think I really need them. Takes me about 40 minutes theses days.
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Post by mrbitchi »

Be safer to put the vehicle up on chassis stands and then lower the axle, rather than raising the vegicle with a Hi-Lift. Imagine slipping off the Hi-Lift with the axle unbolted.... :bad-words: :bad-words: :bad-words:
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Post by j-top paj »

thats how i did mine.
put the car on stands and then lowered the diff with a trolley jack
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Post by eddy 76 »

springs and shocks all done not to bad either thanks for your tips

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