How Tight Should Shock Bushings Be at Mimi Joshua blog

How Tight Should Shock Bushings Be. I trimmed about.5x3 off mine with a. But not so much that it adds any. I'm doing some maintenance/lubing on shock linkages and notice the shock is very tight in the top and bottom mounts. Only tighten struts and shock absorbers in rubber suspensions once the vehicle is back on the ground (k0 position). If i leave them “loose” (tight, but with a gap as visible on the right side of the hole the bolt goes through on the shock),. I’m having trouble understanding the bolts and how tight they should be. On new, dismantled shock absorbers, mark (with a line under the dust cover) the distance between the pins of the bushes to which the connections of the shock absorber should be. The fasteners should be tightened until the bushing expands (bulges) to the same outside diameter of the metal washer. When installing new shocks, the goal is to tighten them just enough that there is no play or chattering in the suspension over bumps. First, trim the stupid plastic above the passenger side nut so you can get to the damn thing.

I’m having trouble understanding the bolts and how tight they should be. But not so much that it adds any. On new, dismantled shock absorbers, mark (with a line under the dust cover) the distance between the pins of the bushes to which the connections of the shock absorber should be. Only tighten struts and shock absorbers in rubber suspensions once the vehicle is back on the ground (k0 position). I'm doing some maintenance/lubing on shock linkages and notice the shock is very tight in the top and bottom mounts. If i leave them “loose” (tight, but with a gap as visible on the right side of the hole the bolt goes through on the shock),. The fasteners should be tightened until the bushing expands (bulges) to the same outside diameter of the metal washer. I trimmed about.5x3 off mine with a. First, trim the stupid plastic above the passenger side nut so you can get to the damn thing. When installing new shocks, the goal is to tighten them just enough that there is no play or chattering in the suspension over bumps.

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How Tight Should Shock Bushings Be First, trim the stupid plastic above the passenger side nut so you can get to the damn thing. If i leave them “loose” (tight, but with a gap as visible on the right side of the hole the bolt goes through on the shock),. I’m having trouble understanding the bolts and how tight they should be. First, trim the stupid plastic above the passenger side nut so you can get to the damn thing. I'm doing some maintenance/lubing on shock linkages and notice the shock is very tight in the top and bottom mounts. On new, dismantled shock absorbers, mark (with a line under the dust cover) the distance between the pins of the bushes to which the connections of the shock absorber should be. The fasteners should be tightened until the bushing expands (bulges) to the same outside diameter of the metal washer. Only tighten struts and shock absorbers in rubber suspensions once the vehicle is back on the ground (k0 position). When installing new shocks, the goal is to tighten them just enough that there is no play or chattering in the suspension over bumps. But not so much that it adds any. I trimmed about.5x3 off mine with a.