HI Folks,
Recently bought a '76 40, and am fixing the issues one thing at a time..
Sorry there's no pictures, but I'm clearly too stupid to figure out how to post one.
Putting shocks on it, and noticed that the bolt on the front driver's side top shock mount is so loose it will actually rotate within the mount.
It's been soaking in WD40 for two days, but since it's so loose it spins, and there's nothing to really grab on the other side, I'm not having any luck breaking that big bolt free.
Can somebody confirm for me that if I get busy with the dremel and remove that big bolt on the left side, I'll be able to slide that thing out of there, and slide in the one that came with the new shocks? The mount itself is clean and rust free, so this looks to be the easiest solution.
Logic tells me that this has to be the case, but my logic has lead me down the wrong road before.
Thanks for any help.
-Matt
Recently bought a '76 40, and am fixing the issues one thing at a time..
Sorry there's no pictures, but I'm clearly too stupid to figure out how to post one.
Putting shocks on it, and noticed that the bolt on the front driver's side top shock mount is so loose it will actually rotate within the mount.
It's been soaking in WD40 for two days, but since it's so loose it spins, and there's nothing to really grab on the other side, I'm not having any luck breaking that big bolt free.
Can somebody confirm for me that if I get busy with the dremel and remove that big bolt on the left side, I'll be able to slide that thing out of there, and slide in the one that came with the new shocks? The mount itself is clean and rust free, so this looks to be the easiest solution.
Logic tells me that this has to be the case, but my logic has lead me down the wrong road before.
Thanks for any help.
-Matt