This is a discussion on Help Me!! within the Fabia II forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; ARGGG! tried to fit my eibach pro spring kit today and was a right nightmare!! got the backs on fine ...
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| Briskodian Join Date: Apr 2008
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| ARGGG! tried to fit my eibach pro spring kit today and was a right nightmare!! got the backs on fine in about 40 mins. the fronts however were a right pain. just couldnt get the shock absorber off. so at the moment my car is looking a right state. anyone got some tips on how to do it? pics would be really appreciated. |
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| Revo'd up!! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Lincolnshire Yellow Belly
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| Taken the driveshaft nut off, and the bottom ball joint bolt? Helps to get some leverage on the shocker...
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| Briskoda Staff Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Hampshire
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| Fabia 1 guide here which might give you some pointers - Fabia-vrs.com - Eibach -25mm Lowering Suspension
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| yep had everything totally off but couldnt get the shocker seperated. now ive got a bloody wobble when i brake (think i may have loosened the disk in the process lol ) |
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| If it clamps into the hub then you need the spreader tool to get the shock absorber out. The disk shouldn't be loose as it is held in place by the wheel bolts. Is the caliper tight? Did you undo the hub nut? If so is that done up correctly?
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