RE: K Frame Removal
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RE: K Frame Removal



Sounds like you are very close to getting it out.

The torsion bars must come out.  Gary H. gave you a link, I didn't 
follow it but basically two hardwood blocks bolted over the torsion bar 
make a good tool to hammer the bars back.  The adjusters must be fully 
backed out and no tension on the bars.

If the torsion bars are out and the steering shaft dosconnected you 
should be able to drop the K member down and back and let the strut bars 
drop out of the frame.  

Good Luck
Dennis C.


Rick Gilmore wrote:
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>  Ok, I thought my mechanical abilities would just let me breeze through 
>  removing my K Frame but I was wrong and at a stand still. Although I 
>  have read the online how to's I can't get past where I am now. I have 
>  the shocks, upper control arms off at the top, the torsion bar adjuster 
>  is loose as I can get it. The torsion bar clips are out in the back the 
>  bolts are off the front, the strut rod bolts are off, but I can't get 
>  the suspension to move enough to get the struts off. 
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> What do I need to do, do the struts come out next, if so how?
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> Rick Gilmore
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> '63 Fury
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