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I just installed the Naarden SL200 suspension link on my f4i, went fine
Now Im trying to lower my friends 01 f4i for him... I cant get the dogbone off, its stuck on the lower sleeve/ bearing.
My first go around went smooth and it fell right out, this time its like that sleeve inside is a tad too big for the gap its been given and i cant get the dogbone to drop down.
ANY IDEAS???
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ADFreestyle
I just installed the Naarden SL200 suspension link on my f4i, went fine
Now Im trying to lower my friends 01 f4i for him... I cant get the dogbone off, its stuck on the lower sleeve/ bearing.
My first go around went smooth and it fell right out, this time its like that sleeve inside is a tad too big for the gap its been given and i cant get the dogbone to drop down.
ANY IDEAS???

wd40 or pb breaker

take a shit and come back, it should be loose
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Do you have weight on your suspension,that could be makin it hard to remove?
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Youll have to work it back and forth while prying on it, what happens is the steel inside piece sometimes rusts and rust expands, since its such a tight fit to begin with now its really wedged in there so you really gotta put some serious ass to it. Mine needed a little prying to get it out.
You can also unbolt the 3 bolts down their connected to the engine if you have to.
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Unbolting it did the trick, thanks Naarden ur the best thing since sliced bread.... oh and u were wrong, only 2 bolts
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Unbolting it did the trick, thanks Naarden ur the best thing since sliced bread.... oh and u were wrong, only 2 bolts