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Dropping the subframe

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1Dropping the subframe Empty Dropping the subframe 23rd May 2015, 1:51 pm

FPSChris

FPSChris

I've managed to get those four bastard bolts off, suspensions off, anti roll ball is off, brake line and sensors disconnected.

What's the jib with the prop shaft and diff?
When I start to drop the frame can I pop it out and leave everything attached to the subframe?

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2Dropping the subframe Empty Re: Dropping the subframe 23rd May 2015, 3:37 pm

Gtirchris



Put a tipex mark across one corner of the prop to diff drive flange so that it goes back in the same place, diconnect the prop and leave it in the car, you can leave the diff bolted into the subframe and remove it as one unit mate, also it helps as you can put the trolley jack under the diff and lower it down, just be careful it doesn't tip off of it buddy

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3Dropping the subframe Empty Re: Dropping the subframe 24th May 2015, 6:31 pm

FPSChris

FPSChris

Super Very Happy no tipex but I have a finger and white paint.
I'll loosen the arms to hub bolts before offing the rest as I'll be getting the frame cleaned up and powder coated. Finally happy to have some nice weather to carry out the crappy jobs.

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4Dropping the subframe Empty Re: Dropping the subframe 30th May 2015, 11:50 am

FPSChris

FPSChris

She's off. Flange seal was tight but was recommended hammer + wd40 which worked treats. Now to strip it Smile

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5Dropping the subframe Empty Re: Dropping the subframe 30th May 2015, 9:23 pm

Bones

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Don't get it all done, I want to see it in a week and a bit

6Dropping the subframe Empty Re: Dropping the subframe 1st June 2015, 8:31 am

FPSChris

FPSChris

haha, I need to make it presentable!
I've been busy with the wire wheel and primer.

Not touched the frame yet Smile

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7Dropping the subframe Empty Re: Dropping the subframe 1st June 2015, 5:47 pm

nomad

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How come you dropped the rear subframe ???


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8Dropping the subframe Empty Re: Dropping the subframe 2nd June 2015, 6:16 am

FPSChris

FPSChris

Needed bushes and boot floor required tidying due to surface rust, thought I'd get it blasted and painted while I had it off.
Along with that, now doing brake lines, fuel filler neck and fuel lines while I can get to it.

It wasn't that bad, big 1m breaker bar and impact wrench made everything easier.

It's only going back on loosely, I'm doing as much as possible to reduce costs then off to body shop where I'll drop it again for them to do what they need with nothing in the way.


I've got pics so I'll post it soon enough.

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