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Stephen Houseknecht

Re: suspension sagging

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If you have to pull your front end down again to re-locate the coils make sure you or your mechanic coats bearing grease on the two ends of each coil before re-installation.

The grease will stop spring squeaking.

Posted on: 2013/12/15 22:16

Stephen

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