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Lowering the subframe
I have a Ford Mondeo Mk3 and have had to replace the drivers side Spring. Getting the shock and broken spring out was easy, the problem started trying to get the shock back in.
The Haynes manual says you will have to lower the subframe what's the best way and what can go wrong?
The Haynes manual says you will have to lower the subframe what's the best way and what can go wrong?
Asked on 8 January 2013 by roger68
Answered by
Alan Ross
we would suggest that you go to
www.talkford.com/topic/148585-shock-absorber-failu.../
Where you can see what needs to be done.
www.talkford.com/topic/148585-shock-absorber-failu.../
Where you can see what needs to be done.
Tags:
suspension
diy mechanics
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