Is it hard to get back into place, any special movement or anything?
Panhard bar removal
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So, can i just unbolt the panhard bar, or do some other items need to be loosened or braced in any way ?
Is it hard to get back into place, any special movement or anything?
Is it hard to get back into place, any special movement or anything?
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OkieBlazin - Cruiser
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Just unbolt it.
When reinstalling you may have to muscle the rear axle over a little to get the holes to line up.
When reinstalling you may have to muscle the rear axle over a little to get the holes to line up.
I own too many vehicles now. Let's leave it at that.
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fishsticks - Moderator
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And don't drive anywhere while it's off. 
Oh, I forget.
I'm not always over on the OS. Folks here don't need EXTREME hand-holding. 
Oh, I forget.
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