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mike
Dodge Dakota
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3/13/2002
00:25:28
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 Subject: t-bar adjustment question
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Is there some web page or message that explains the t-bar adjustment procedure? Basically I'd just like a picture or something which points out the right bolt to turn because I don't want to mess up my truck. Should I use jack stands or should it be done on the ground?
Also, my torque wrench only goes up to 100ft.lbs.... can I get an inch or two of lift without applying more than 100lbs?
thanks
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Jimmyc
Dodge Dakota
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3/13/2002
01:23:20
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Do a search on torsion bars. There are a lot of threads on this subject, including some links and pictures. This is relatively easy to do on the newer models (1/2 hr or less) and only requires a jack, a ratchet or breaker bar, a tape measure and a socket. No torque wrench is required. Just make sure to get an alignment afterwards. Hope this helps. Jim
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skeletor86
Dodge Dakota
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3/13/2002
15:15:38
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Here is the link for the adjustment, but the newer Daks use a 15/16ths socket not 13/16ths.
http://www.walt-n-ingrid.com/modifications.html
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