Manually Lift Low Rear
Posted by Packard Don On 2020/3/7 16:53:37
I know that there are many diagnosis and repair posts for the TorsionLevel system but I am out at my rural shop with virtually no Internet and have a quick question.
My 1956 Clipper Custom has been up on stands so I hadn't realized how low the rear was until it was moved outside last night. It was working when the car was first transported here twelve or so years ago but I was showing it off to a family member when it got stuck. I know I need to check that it hasn't over-traveled but once I do that, is there a way to manually crank it or even hotwire it from a battery? I can probably figure it out but am hesitant to risk breaking anything so thought it best to ask first.
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My 1956 Clipper Custom has been up on stands so I hadn't realized how low the rear was until it was moved outside last night. It was working when the car was first transported here twelve or so years ago but I was showing it off to a family member when it got stuck. I know I need to check that it hasn't over-traveled but once I do that, is there a way to manually crank it or even hotwire it from a battery? I can probably figure it out but am hesitant to risk breaking anything so thought it best to ask first.
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