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Open the hood and remove the top bolt from the shock tower. You will need a 15 mm deep socket and a wrench.
(Posted in: Front 2wd Ranchos 9000X Shocks)

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Put on the ring and bushing. Install the top of the Rancho shock in first then install the bottom.
(Posted in: Front 2wd Ranchos 9000X Shocks)

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First add grease to all the bushings.
(Posted in: Front 2wd Ranchos 9000X Shocks)

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The headlamps kit is a plug and play unlike Ford Wiring harness which you have to cut and soder the wiring to gether. The thing i don't under stand is why the need to connect to the battery. It reminds me of the wiring upgrade to get more watts out ...
(Posted in: Stuff I bought to change the front end to 05)

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Now tighted the bottom nut to 60 lb. Use a 18 mm socket with a ratched. Then use a Torque wrench to tighted to 60 pounds.
(Posted in: Front 2wd Ranchos 9000X Shocks)

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Remove the upper shock bushing that is left on the shock tower with flat head screw driver. Poke it, tear it. do anything to remove it
(Posted in: Front 2wd Ranchos 9000X Shocks)

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The right is the same for removal and installing. But its a little more difficult. Its harder to get any tools in there. Even with a crazy head socket.. I latter found this intresting opening on the right side looks a little wider.
(Posted in: Front 2wd Ranchos 9000X Shocks)