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Rear dampers removal?

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Old Nov 14th, 2020, 23:29   #51
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Hi Burgess

Nice idea there! (Cut a slot in a bolt then reinforce the outside using a nut or a stud joiner).
I wonder where else that trick might be useful. I've never done it.

Steve
Since then, I've found an inexpensive OEM-tools 25284 double D socket just slightly under-size by 0.6mm and 0.1mm, dressed it out to fit.
Also, I have a Scaffolders go-through reversible ratchet podger 19/21mm, which fits onto go-through sockets. Getting one of these and just the go-through sockets needed is cheaper than purchasing an expensive full go-through socket set.
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Old Jun 24th, 2021, 23:27   #52
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I've sent for one from Amazon to do rear shocks on my C70 cabrio.

OEMTOOLS 25284 Socket, 3/8 Drive

Remove and Replace Shock Absorbers on X & J Body Designed to Fit The "Double D" Stem on GM Cars
They fit the damper piston rod 6.1x8mm.
£5.95 + £3.13 delivery.
thanks! this looks like it will do the trick!
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