Trunk Access needed for Rear Shocks?

NorCal66

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Reading through my newly aquired shop manual I was reading up on my next task, suspension. It seems like I have to go through the trunk to get my rear shocks out...is this the only way to do this?

If so, I have a bit of a problem as my entire trunk is carpeted and has subs semi-perminantly in there (I'd have to ruin my carpet to get at them)

 

mdjay

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You should be able to feel them by touch. Just cut the carpet out where the shock holes are???

 

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Is it possible you can reach them easier by removing the rear seatback and divider board?

 

NorCal66

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Ah! good thinking TireSmokn...luckily for me they're real close to the seat back. Still might be a little tricky, but atleast I know it can be done now, thanks a lot!

 

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Not only can it be done by taking the back seat out, it's much easier that way too. For anyone.

John