I Fly Low

Just installed a Bend Pak 4-post lift, and I need an excuse to use it (No pics, the garage is still a disaster area)

I have a B&B Fusion axle back setup, which will be installed by lunch, then planning to flush the clutch fluid.

This is the first time I could easily get under the car. Any other things I should be looking at right away?

08mojo

Depending on what options your car had, the outer toe links on the rear suspension have grease fittings.

ErnieN85

get the specs then torque everything. make sure to use a wrench to hold the lower control arm bolts so they don't move when you check the eccentric bolts

wayback

I wish I had a lift so I could do this.
I have something vibrating at take off. Just started this week.
Might be the heat shield I hope.

Depending on year and milage fluids might need changing.
Also clean radiator and condensor. I do it once a year.

I Fly Low

Thanks, I wiouldn't have thought to look there. I did have them, and they did need some grease!

I Fly Low

The first thing I did when I got the car up was drop the sway bar for exhaust removal. The first bolt I touched on the sway bar bracket was not even finger tight! It had begun backing out, and I would have lost it soon. Good advice. Is there somewhere listing torque values for major components? I don't have a service manual yet.

Seadawg

You can really inspect and clean everything so much easier too. I spent hours under my 2008 when I had my lift.

cmonkey713

Change the oil and look everything over. Then watch it go up and down a few times just for fun.

ErnieN85

look here http://ww1.davidfarmerstuff.com/