Suspension component replacement question
Hello! I'm replacing my 01 civic lx coupe's LCA, Lower Ball Joint, Sway Bar End Link, and CV axle on both sides (I know, cv axle is part of the drive train, but my question is the same)
Will it be okay for me to remove everything and put the new stuff in at the same time, or do I need to uninstall --> reinstall everything piece by piece?
Thanks!
Will it be okay for me to remove everything and put the new stuff in at the same time, or do I need to uninstall --> reinstall everything piece by piece?
Thanks!
Re: Suspension component replacement question
Yep, serious question. Yep, alignment will be done afterwards.
I'd rather ask and sound stupid than not ask and mess up the only car I own and be screwed over. I don't know if things hold tension on other things that will be messed up if I relieve all the tension. Thanks for confirming that I sound stupid and still answering the question.
I'd rather ask and sound stupid than not ask and mess up the only car I own and be screwed over. I don't know if things hold tension on other things that will be messed up if I relieve all the tension. Thanks for confirming that I sound stupid and still answering the question.
Re: Suspension component replacement question
September 28 is "Ask a stupid question day". Ask a Stupid Question Day is used to encourage you to overcome your fear of sounding uneducated, and opening yourself to learning by asking your stupidest questions.
So there you go, as long as you have learned something it is not a stupid question.
So there you go, as long as you have learned something it is not a stupid question.
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Re: Suspension component replacement question
the only reasons i can think of to do one part at a time are:
1) You trying to diagnose a problem
2) You want to upgrade your suspension and wants to find out how much each part will contribute
1) You trying to diagnose a problem
2) You want to upgrade your suspension and wants to find out how much each part will contribute
other than that, no reasons any suspension parts need to be done one at a time (this applies to all cars that i am aware of, there might be one, don't know, but would be rare)
PS: some would throw a rod just because of the way i answered, so thanks for replying in an elegant manner and noticing i actually answered the question
PS: some would throw a rod just because of the way i answered, so thanks for replying in an elegant manner and noticing i actually answered the question

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