And a trolley jack or axel stands. I would not trust the scissor jack.1. Please, please get yourself some traffic cones to give yourself some measure of protection/warning with regard to passing traffic.
Thank you for the videos.
1. Please, please get yourself some traffic cones to give yourself some measure of protection/warning with regard to passing traffic.
2. Do you own a torque wrench?
Andy
ive been doing it on the street since i came here 15 years ago its fine, and i dont own a torque wrench, but its on the list one day to own oneThank you for the videos.
1. Please, please get yourself some traffic cones to give yourself some measure of protection/warning with regard to passing traffic.
2. Do you own a torque wrench?
Andy
i had a car slide off the scissor jack i was in a rush and just made more work for myselfAnd a trolley jack or axel stands. I would not trust the scissor jack.
there is a flat bit for your spanner to put on the other side of the bolt to hold it and stop spinning, i had an impact so did not need to, although i was fighting the top bolt a little bit,So having done this a few times and again at the weekend, what I will say is that it doesn't take 10 mins if the droplinks are knackered as the nut just spins the thread and you end up having to fight molegrips onto the other side of the bolt etc.
yes you are right some have allen key at the front, i feel your pain broI'm not sure that all have that, the ones I was doing had an allen socket on the end of the bolt, but that is virtually useless when the nut is FT. And of couse the bottom one you can only get a ring spanner on as it's too close to the wheel arch liner/undertray ....
sounds very similar yes
When going over uneven terrain.....is this sound a sign to change droplinks?
stool is for my old buttI thought you were going to put the stool under the car. The amount of times those Jacks slide is unreal
i think drop link is slangcan we have droplinks added to the title, please? It is what they're called.
- Bret
donecan we have droplinks added to the title, please? It is what they're called.
- Bret
Kopel shtange ???Original German is "Koppelstange". "Strut / Rod" is a poor translation; the original Audi translation is 'coupling rod'. Droplinks added in means that the thread should now be easier to find, also because it's the term that's generally used here, and I'm not convinced it's slang, just as lower control arm and wishbone generally refer to the same thing.
- Bret