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coil spring install problem

black pearl

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as you can see from the pic,things aren't lined up correctly.the spring is in the lower retainer like it should be.what's wrong?am i missing something obvious?are my new plates not quite right?
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black pearl

black pearl

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i just heard from cage and they said the same thing.i thought the spring needed to be back to the stop on the plate.
 

kyle

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The bottom part of the cup is probably either off by 180, or do you have the Right and Left mixed up?
 

kyle

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True Right and Left are the same, what I meant by right and left is 180 out.
 

griff

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The coil bucket is in ther right place with the long side out. I would let the hi-lift jack down so a little weight is on the springs and then loosen the spring retainer bolts up and spin it around about a quarter turn counterclockwise until it slides right into place.
 
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black pearl

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problem?what problem?everything looks ok to me ;D all i had to do was loosen the bolts and spin the springs.i wasn't aware that the springs didn't need to be against the stops in the bottom plate.
 

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broncnut

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mine was doing the same and I had the bottom plate 180 out. the coil should fit into the groove..
 
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