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AEV suspension problem?

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Old 08-23-2012, 10:53 AM
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I'm no mechanic, and I didn't install my lift, but does this look right to anyone?
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Old 08-23-2012, 11:02 AM
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I don't think so but it's hard to see in these pics
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Looks to be okay. Seems to match the install pic on the AEV installation manual...



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Looks to me like your resevoir needs to be rotated around a bit so it does not contact that bracket
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Originally Posted by mattgt5
Looks to me like your resevoir needs to be rotated around a bit so it does not contact that bracket

I agree. The metal should not be gouged and the "below" pic shows that with any travel, it certainly will come into contact.

Any suggestions how to rotate? I'm a student away from home so I have just basic tools. ((I'm in class or I'd call AEV.))

Thanks!
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Originally Posted by HOGS

I agree. The metal should not be gouged and the "below" pic shows that with any travel, it certainly will come into contact.

Any suggestions how to rotate? I'm a student away from home so I have just basic tools. ((I'm in class or I'd call AEV.))

Thanks!
From your pic, it looks like a simple clamp is holding the reservoir in position. Probably just a flat screw driver to loosed up, reposition and tighten back up. ??
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Thanks guys. I appreciate the insight. I'll give it a try and post a follow up pic.
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Problem solved... Finding a soft spot to lie down to make the adjustment took longer than the actual fix itself. Thanks guys.
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wrenching on your jeep - priceless
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