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Body lift Jimmy 04 1.3 help
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30 Jun 2020 20:19 #224312
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Coming from "Vitara-land" (before I "upgraded" to a Jimny! 
) I've always put the steering shaft back in whilst lowering the body back down... it might work Jack's way, but I prefer to get it in during the body descent...
) I've always put the steering shaft back in whilst lowering the body back down... it might work Jack's way, but I prefer to get it in during the body descent... Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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02 Jul 2020 19:16 #224408
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Sorry. you didn't make that quite clear enough... my way was betterer? 
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Scot The Sniper wrote: OK guys thanks very much for the advice I got the steering linkage on i tried it Jack's way first but it was a tad to long to get it back on so lifted the body up slightly and on it popped with no hassle whatsoever bolted all the body back down and no problems there either just need to get the nuts on the top of the new shocks as jack said might need to use an old rubber for this and I have the springs for the rear but to my absolute annoyance rear shocks are out of stock grrrrr
Sorry. you didn't make that quite clear enough... my way was betterer?
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