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How to Replace Leaf Springs and Lift your Truck

   April 26, 2021  25 Comments on How to Replace Leaf Springs and Lift your Truck

Learn how to replace rusty leaf springs, shackles, and leaf spring mounting brackets in your truck or suv. I also show how to replace leaf spring bushings and remove the rust and undercoat the frame of your vehicle. We lift the truck in the process by using Chevy/Dodge lowering shackles which fit the Ford Ranger/Mazda B-Series trucks.

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25 thoughts on “How to Replace Leaf Springs and Lift your Truck”

  1. I hope you guys are ready for what I have been working on… It's going to be an epic next few months. That's all I gotta say about that.
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  5. Is it just me that i'm getting so angry with the build quality of these vehicles? Couldn't they just use this spray paint for rust protection from the factory? You spend so much money to buy a car / truck and you should demand these things to come as standard.

  9. Wow, this was a great video, clear, concise and extremely helpful. My 97 Jeep Cherokee Sport is sagging badly, even though I have ten thumbs, I may try this repair myself.

  12. When I was younger I heard your advice and checked for rust before remembering I live in central Queensland and that we don’t get rust here what do ya know still got the factory black

  17. Thanks Chris. The dealership is trying to charge me over $2,000 for parts and labor. It looks like I can get all the tools plus parts and deal with with the rust for a little over $400.

  19. 11:36…..this works to but I also found that a ball joint remover will work to without heat use a Shity socket or metal collar to go over the rubber part and just like a ball joint just use an impact and run it out

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