wtw
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Does a special wrench come with a 2000 SRX for adjusting the suspension springs or do you need to get that at a dealer.
What else works well to adjust the springs?
What else works well to adjust the springs?
2ooosrx
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a hammer and a flat head screw driver works very well to break the lock nut and to be honest, I really dont use my tool. I cant remember if the spanner wrench came with or not but you can get away with out it very easily.
MonctonR1
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How would I go about adjusting the suspension without the special wrench!
98srx6
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MonctonR1 said:How would I go about adjusting the suspension without the special wrench!
2ooosrx said:a hammer and a flat head screw driver
question and answer.
OZ
yes but...
Shock adjustment tools i've used in the past are worthless, ...I've found the best way to adjust a shock is to remove it from the skid, clamp the adjustment ring and turn the shock with a screwdriver in the eyelet mounting hole.
Ding
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Tap the locknut (the nut away from the spring) loose with a punch (or screwdriver as noted above). Then turn both nuts by hand. If you look at the thread direction you can see which way will seperate the two nuts. I always mark first so I know where I started from.