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> Torsion bar adjuster HELP ASAP! please
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post May 1 2007, 11:30 AM
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here is what i started with...it was stripped and wouldnt even turn...so i was told to cut the top and bottom off the bolt and the cap would come off, replace cap and bolt...

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well i cut the top off the bolt and the cap SPRUNG LOUD as hell up, this thing is under crazy pressure i think, what do i do?

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post May 2 2007, 11:37 AM
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if the torsion bar is stuck/rusted in the front of the control arm, here are some options.

1. take off the protective cover where the front of the control arm mounts, and drill a small hole in the center of round disc (pictured) in the front of the control arm. squirt a bunch of pb in there and let it work. it may come out.

2. if #1 doesn't work. spray again, let it work, drill a bigger hole and use a drift or a punch to drive the t-bar backwards. you will have ruined the disc. they should be avail.

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