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Rear Suspension Rehab

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Replace bottom first

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Replace the bottom first, then the top dogbones.

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Replace five links one at a time

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Can I remove and replace the five links one at a time on each side without fear of anything dropping down?

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Replace bottom first

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Replace the bottom first, then the top dogbones.

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Replace five links one at a time

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Can I remove and replace the five links one at a time on each side without fear of anything dropping down?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am about to rehab my rear suspension. Question: I have her up on jackstands. Can I remove and replace the five links one at a time on each side without fear of anything dropping down? Regards, Lang G

POST 2Original post

Should be no problem. Just mark any eccentric bolts so that your alignment stays somewhat close. You will be able to tell very easily what holds what up as you remove arms. You will also be able to remove more than one without worrying about the carrier dropping. Its sometimes easier to have a small jack or support under the carrier to help align bolts as you put the arms back together.

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llang- Put a jack or stand under the hub carrier on the side you work on. You can lift the hub up to unload the suspension a little while you take it apart. You�ll have it on there anyway when you put the coffin arm on, like CW says.

POST 4Original post

Replace the bottom first, then the top dogbones. Easy enough and keeps everything supported while you are doing it with the axles still in place.

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And take/post pictures so we can follow along! Good luck...

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