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    5th gen shock removal

    hey, any of you guys pulling out your rear shocks find it incredibly hard? is there anything i can do to make it any easier?? because it takes sooooo much moving around and tweaking to get the suckers out. ive even read the accord servicing manual and everything!

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    Green block gangster Array
    Join Date
    May 2004
    Car:
    twin GX160's
    have you located the top of the shocker from behind the boot trim covers. ?

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    Yes yes if anyone has done this before for front and back and can give me a rundown as to how to do it, it would be great as i will be replacing springs soon. Cheers

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    May 2004
    Location
    Sydney
    Car:
    VIP Nissan Cima
    Forged, i thought you had Airbags... All you need to do is deflate that sucker!

    I had someone stand on the hub to pull it down as far as possible, while i wiggled and manouvered the shock out

    For instructions, try this: http://www.accordracing.com/installa...-1997/springs/

    There was another one posted on HondaSociety a while ago, but i cant find it now...

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    Jun 2004
    Location
    Adelaide
    Car:
    happy car
    hmmz, rear shocks-- I GOT EM OUT -- well me and a friend--- pretty much same principle for all cars-- same principal---

    just be patient and dont rush it-
    oh remeber to take the bolts off the strut which umm sum hoses are connected to-

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    hahahhaha yeah... nah its just when you goto pull the rear shock out, you have to fiddle round for a while, you can unbolt the arms and shit and it comes out way easier, but im just wondering why they made it such a pain in the ass... like the fronts are easy cause you can just unbolt the fork, but the rear is a pain. oh well, ill stick to my hour mission of getting each one out.

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    gimme a walkthrough? so i can double check.

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