Service manual assumes access to special tool plus they are not going to
suggest that the springs can be removed without it. Lawyers would have a
field day if things went wrong.
With care the rear springs can be removed without compression, using a
trolley jack.
In one episode of wheeler dealer, the tall hairy one is seen to remove
the rear springs out of a 201 without compression, very naughty. Could
not find English version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aucrdPTfo4
Hendrik
who once removed front springs without proper tool, scary stuff
On 23/04/14 07:40, astrasfo...@gmail.com wrote:
Service manual says otherwise.
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