Front passenger shock replacement

randy

New member
While replacing shocks, I discovered the joy of turning a 9/16" wrench in a 3 inch slot. Any pro tips for getting proper torque in this tight space? (See attached)
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RockyMtnAnvil

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I don't have any pics with me but I used a pair of nips and cut some of the plastic to get to the nut better.


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Used a Dremel and accomplished the same... some shock stems will be too long to fit without cutting a bit anyway. I also find that cussing like a sailor and cursing the cynical Chrysler engineers typically helps.
 

zimm

Caught the Bug
I got it by hand with the fox shocks. With the King shocks, the washer and bushings were so huge, I had to get the dremel out with a roto-zip bit and cut all that plastic away.
 
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