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I have been trying to figure out where the northridge4x4 grade 8 bolts go. All I've gotten is control arms and track bar. Problem is I don't know what those look like. I've taken a bolt out and now the pieces don't line up anymore. Everyone said this was easy just take a bolt out and put the new back in.
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Ok thanks guys got it in, did a little Speed movie set up, put a crowbar in between the steering wheel to hold it still.
Now....
I've been tightening this with my torque wrench to 125lbs it isn't clicking but the bracket is starting to look like its bending
and true bolts turn with aid of wrench
Now....
I've been tightening this with my torque wrench to 125lbs it isn't clicking but the bracket is starting to look like its bending
and true bolts turn with aid of wrench
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Originally Posted by mpkelley20
Swapping out the lower arm bolts is very easy assuming you are not changing the lenght of the arms (if you had adjustable). Just do one side at a time and no need to jack the Jeep up. They should line up very nicely with the holes when you are reinstalling. If not, the long screwdriver idea works very well in that situation to pry them to line up.
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