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Installing rear torque rods 90 240 wagon 200 1990

posted by  hotcrowd on  Tue Jul 6 13:37 CST 2010
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Hey everybody,

I hope you can share how you were able to access the bolts to the rear torque rods and what tool you used.

I have the IPD adjustable torque rods to install. Seems I might need an air wrench with long extensions or something. I jacked the rear up and set it on jack stands. Still not enough room to swing a wrench.

Just 2 bolts...but no room. Didn't think it would be so hard to do. Please advise.

Thanks greatly,

Brandon Hughes in Franklin, TN





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