Spring Install Problem, Joint Popped Out.
help! everything was going smoothly with my spring install... and this just so happened on the last when i was putting everything back together.
i was attempting to put in the two bolts which attach to the brake/wheel assembly... and i think i accidentally ended up popping out the axle which connects to the transmission. now the brake/wheel assembly is leaning at an angle and is no where close to getting attached back to the strut. how do i fix this? i'm working on getting pix up. thanks in advance.
please view pix here... https://www.scionlife.com/gallery/sh...00&ppuser=7482
--chad--
i was attempting to put in the two bolts which attach to the brake/wheel assembly... and i think i accidentally ended up popping out the axle which connects to the transmission. now the brake/wheel assembly is leaning at an angle and is no where close to getting attached back to the strut. how do i fix this? i'm working on getting pix up. thanks in advance.
please view pix here... https://www.scionlife.com/gallery/sh...00&ppuser=7482
--chad--
just grab ahold of the axle and push it straight in. it should kind of click once back in. make sure it meshes. you'll know if it's meshing or not. it's no worry man. good luck . pm me if u need more detail
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From: 886motorwerx
Originally Posted by Stylis
see, I told you I don't know squat about scions.
weve been able to pull of three spring installs so far without that problem, but it is something i remind everyone of when we start on each install. glad you got it done without further problems. no doubt you will enjoy the new ride.
Ok...I know this is an old thread but after searching i found someone else who ran into the same problem as me.
I just installed my springs and struts but ran into this same problem...
It seems like i got it back in and the rubber isn't torn but a handfull of the greasy liquid dripped out. My question is...Do i have to get the fluid filled up again or can i continue driving without taking it to a shop???
I just installed my springs and struts but ran into this same problem...
It seems like i got it back in and the rubber isn't torn but a handfull of the greasy liquid dripped out. My question is...Do i have to get the fluid filled up again or can i continue driving without taking it to a shop???
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Originally Posted by JDMRyde
Ok...I know this is an old thread but after searching i found someone else who ran into the same problem as me.
I just installed my springs and struts but ran into this same problem...
It seems like i got it back in and the rubber isn't torn but a handfull of the greasy liquid dripped out. My question is...Do i have to get the fluid filled up again or can i continue driving without taking it to a shop???
I just installed my springs and struts but ran into this same problem...
It seems like i got it back in and the rubber isn't torn but a handfull of the greasy liquid dripped out. My question is...Do i have to get the fluid filled up again or can i continue driving without taking it to a shop???
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Good Job!
