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1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

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SPRINGS, SHOCK ABSORBERS, & STABILIZERS 14-7<br />

REMOVAL :<br />

REAR LATERAL STABILIZER<br />

NOTE: Rear axle stabilizing bar removal is started at the<br />

rear axle end of the stabilizing bar.<br />

1. Remove the palnut and hex nut, Figure 7, the rubber<br />

cushion, and washer.<br />

2. Loosen the inside nut and back off on the threads of the<br />

bolt.<br />

3. Push the cushion and washer up on the stabilizer bar and<br />

remove cushion spacer.<br />

4. At the frame end remove the palnut and the hex nut.<br />

5. Remove the cushion, the washer, and the spacer.<br />

6. Push the stabilizing bar toward the stabilizer bracket and<br />

remove the end of the bar from the frame.<br />

NOTE: Do not lose or destroy the rubber grommet in the<br />

frame for the stabilizer bar guide rod (welded to the bar ).<br />

7. Pull the bar toward the frame stabilizer bracket and out<br />

of the stabilizer bracket.<br />

INSTALLATION :<br />

NOTE: Rear Axle Stabilizing Bar Installation is started at<br />

the frame end.<br />

1. Have the inside nut at axle and well up on the bar and the<br />

cushions and washers in place at both ends.<br />

2. Push the bar through axle bracket and then put frame end<br />

in place with cushion and washer and locating guide rod<br />

in the rubber grommet in the frame.<br />

3. Place the out side cushion, spacer, and washer on the<br />

frame end of the bar and install the hex nut.<br />

4. Tighten the nut and install the palnut.<br />

5. Spin companion or palnut with smooth face first onto bolt<br />

until it touches the nut.<br />

6. Then tighten the nut not over one quarter to one third<br />

more in order to lock it. The shoulder on the bar rests<br />

against the cushion spacer and frame and allows the bar<br />

to pass through frame far enough to install nuts and<br />

tighten them in place. This locates the bar in position.<br />

7. Place the outside cushion, washer and spacer on the axle<br />

end of the bar and install the outer nut. (The nut tightens<br />

the spacer against a shoulder on the bar).<br />

8. Screw the inside locking nut and rubber cushion down on<br />

the threads and against the axle bracket.<br />

The ends of the steel are cushioned in rubber and no<br />

lubrication should be applied to these points.

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