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Building A 10 Bolt Rearend Housing
Building A 10 Bolt Rearend Housing
We began by properly positioning the Nova’s rear subframe and rearend housing on jackstands. Then, we removed both rear tires and removed the lower QA1 shock bolt with an 11/16-inch wrench and 5/8-inch socket. We further disassembled the components by disconnecting the rear brake lines at the “T” above the differential cover with a 3/8-inch flare wrench. Then, we removed the four large nuts from the U-bolts, which fasten the lower spring perch to the underside of the leaf springs. Note: Check the condition of the brake lines for cracks or abnormal wear. View Related Article
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