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I am a new Corvette owner, 78 to be exact and would like to know if anyone has any information ie: instructions/photos etc that can help guide me through a rear shock R&R???????????????
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Welcome to C3VR and congradulations on becoming a new Vette owner. I love them '78's.
I just PMed you with a page scanned out of a Chev service manual. If it's too small to read I can email it.
Looks like a fairly easy job. I'll be replacing my rear shocks along with a new composite leaf spring in the next few weeks.
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I just PMed you with a page scanned out of a Chev service manual. If it's too small to read I can email it.
Looks like a fairly easy job. I'll be replacing my rear shocks along with a new composite leaf spring in the next few weeks.
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Mike, maybe this might help.... http://www.corvettefever.com/howto/4683/index.html
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Rear shock replacement is really quite easy. Jack the rear up, and remove the tires. You'll need to place jack-stands under the trailing arm (as well as/in addition to under the frame) to support it while you remove the shocks. Then it's as simple as removing the nut on the bottom, and the nut/bolt on the top.
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