Coilover problem seeking advice
Hi, I was wondering if I could get some advice regarding my left rear coilover. I started lowering the car yesterday just to balance height from all four corners. In doing so, I could not lower the rear left side due to the fact that the body of the coilover would not spin. I released the lock at the bottom and left the top part lock the same. I also decided to uninstall the coilover just to see if I can twist without any weight from the car.
Apparently, the only thing that I can twist at the moment is just the springs itself. The body of the coilover would not spin at all. Has anyone ever had this problem? What can I do at this point?
Thanks,
Rod
Apparently, the only thing that I can twist at the moment is just the springs itself. The body of the coilover would not spin at all. Has anyone ever had this problem? What can I do at this point?
Thanks,
Rod
Originally Posted by SOHCmyDOHC,Sep 28 2008, 05:31 PM
It would help to know which CO's you have. Just spray penetrant and let it sit for a while then try again.
Thanks
Instead of adjusting this yourself, I highly recommend you take your car to get corner balanced (and alignment). This will ensure that your ride height is truly even (takes into account your weight and even things like how much gas you have).
It was a night and day difference in handling after I had my car corner balanced and aligned.
It was a night and day difference in handling after I had my car corner balanced and aligned.
Originally Posted by x s2k x,Sep 29 2008, 08:47 AM
If the top circular locks are on tight, would I be able to use this to spin the body of the coilover once lubricated enough?
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by SlipAngle79,Sep 29 2008, 11:02 PM
Just so you know - if your gonna try to work it loose you rgoing to use a penetrant, not a lubricant. PB blaster wroks great on seized stuff.
Thank you.
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