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Failed Rear Suspension Replacement Attempt

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Re: Failed Rear Suspension Replacement Attempt

Post by erikv11 »

Eglacias wrote: 11 Oct 2019, 00:49 Thanks for the reply, this particular thread mentions that situation I am in: the upper seat is built into the frame of the car on my 1997 850 awd low pressure turbo b 5254 t station wagon. Regular shocks it seems would simply have nothing to sit against. However, I do see a part number for that shock 9461631 that looks like it has the same upper diameter as the nivomats?
That may be ... Apologies, I am in over my head trying to address AWD (and failed to read the thread!). Worth it to try a PM to Neil, he is user Scot850.
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Post by Eglacias »

Definitely not off-topic, considering those brake lines may get accidentally stressed when attempting to change the springs, you never know when we inadvertently make a mistake , and one must be very careful and inspect them before we reassemble right? :-)

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