I am replacing the torsion bars in the front of my 4runner. Does anyone have any advice on removing the old ones and installing the new bars. The 4runner is a 95 2.8 Diesel.
Cheers
Paul
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Torsion Bars
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I am going to do the same soon so I guess I will find out.
Should be relatively simple, just make sure you spray heaps of WD40 or similar on the bolts before you start and count the winds of the adjustment bolts to get both sides the same when refitting. Do this on a flat surface to match the height to the back and finish with a wheel alignment.
Ricky
Should be relatively simple, just make sure you spray heaps of WD40 or similar on the bolts before you start and count the winds of the adjustment bolts to get both sides the same when refitting. Do this on a flat surface to match the height to the back and finish with a wheel alignment.
Ricky
Try to keep at least one wheel on the ground at all times !!!!!! (unless you want to do a jump....... thats different)
Re: Torsion Bars
Put the torsion bars in today. Turned out to be quite easyluv4x4 wrote:I am replacing the torsion bars in the front of my 4runner. Does anyone have any advice on removing the old ones and installing the new bars. The 4runner is a 95 2.8 Diesel.
Cheers
Paul
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