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you just need a $15 spring compressor,
airgun will be nice, but not a must,
i was able to use a 1/2" ratch wrench and an 4 ft extension pipe to break the two bolts loose.
use the repair manual on the sticky. That's what i used. make sure u have a torque wrench, air tools w/ impact sockets (sizes in MM not inches) or breaker bar and some smaller wrenches. And also rent a spring compressor from autozone. it's not too hard, the only tough bolts were the two big ones that hold the struts.
Uhh you need a vice Grip. It's kinda dangerious if you dont know what your doing tho.. Either than that it's straight forward. Dont stant at either end of the spring when you compress it. !!!!!!
use the repair manual on the sticky. That's what i used. make sure u have a torque wrench, air tools w/ impact sockets (sizes in MM not inches) or breaker bar and some smaller wrenches. And also rent a spring compressor from autozone. it's not too hard, the only tough bolts were the two big ones that hold the struts.
any other way to remove those 2 tought bolt without using breaker or air tool? I remember some other member mentioned "liquid wrench", would that work?
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