Compensator arm nut - will it fall down??

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Frank van Hoof, Oct 21, 2003.

  1. Frank van Hoof

    Frank van Hoof Guest

    I need to remove the compensator arm that holds the front of the rear
    trailing arm, and of course the bolt you loosen to adjust toe-in. When you
    remove the inside bolt holding the compensator arm in place, does the nut
    (inside the body or car)
    fall down someplace, or is it held in a track somehow, so you can restart
    the bolt in it? If it falls down, how do you get it back on - by removing
    the back seat??

    Frank
     
    Frank van Hoof, Oct 21, 2003
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