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| Posted: 09-10-2023 06:27 pm |
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Tom Bradley
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Did you also remove the mounting to crossmember bolts (#4 on the pic)? if so, then it is likely, that the crossmember is just being held on by pressure between the crossmember and the mounting assembly. Try spraying this area with WD-40, or some such and using a rubber mallet to tap the crossmeber down. Attachment: Front suspension detail.jpg (Downloaded 45 times)
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