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Control arm problems 200

posted by  unggthat on  Fri Feb 1 08:10 CST 2013
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For Jacking points, get a good piece of 2X4 6 or 8 inches long and put it on top of the jack. Then, jack one side at a time on the boxed frame rail, just in front and inboard of the regular jack point. If you don't use a 2x4, it may crush some and that is not so good. Then put the jack stands on the regular jacking point.

At least, this is how I always do it...and I've done it at least 20 times on 240s . . .

Nate





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