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Rear drop link was not attached to shock

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YOUR RESEARCHRear drop link was not attached to shock

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Disconnect bottom nut

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I disconnected the bottom nut on the driver side drop link and the 4 13mm nuts on the rear crossmember.
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Rear drop link was not attached to shock

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Disconnect bottom nut

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster
I disconnected the bottom nut on the driver side drop link and the 4 13mm nuts on the rear crossmember.
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Rear drop link was not attached to shock

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Today I was following the Pelican engine removal directions. It calls to remove the rear sway bar. I disconnected the bottom nut on the driver side drop link and the 4 13mm nuts on the rear crossmember. However, the passenger side just came out of the bottom of the shock as if it was not attached. Has anyone seen this happen? It can't have been loosened by driving surely? must have never been tightened? I freaked out thinking I'd have to take the shock off, however looks like the drop link has a flat on it to allow reinstall.

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