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Construction and details of the 4-door body supports (1992-95)
1, 2. Bolt; 3, 8, 9. Washer; 4. Support cushion from the body side; 5. Pillow A; 6. Bushing; 7. Pillow B; 10. Limiter; 11. Self-tightening nut; 12. Gasket (before 1993)
Construction and details of the 2-door body supports (1983-91)
N – subject to replacement during assembly
1, 9. Bolt; 2, 6. Washer; 3. Pillow A; 4. Bushing; 5. Pillow B; 7. Self-tightening nut; 8. Gasket
Construction and details of the 4-door body supports (1983-91)
N – subject to replacement during assembly; 1, 8. Bolt; 2, 6. Washer; 3. Pillow A; 4. Bushing; 5. Pillow B; 7. Self-tightening nut; 9. Gasket
If any work requires removing the body mounting bolts, the body should be raised only to a height that provides access; it is prohibited to raise the body to a significant height, as damage may occur.
If you need to replace any body mount, you should unscrew all the body mount bolts on that side and install stands under the body near each of the mounts.
1. Raise the vehicle, place jack stands under each support, placing wooden blocks between them. Place at least one stand under the frame.
2. Unscrew the body support bolts on the side on which the work is being performed. If possible, remove the washer and lower cushion.
3. Remove the support from under the frame and carefully lower the frame on the side where the work is being done, do not allow the frame to lower excessively.
4. Reinstall the stand under the frame.
5. Remove the upper cushion, bushing and gaskets.
6. Install the body support parts in reverse order.
7. Tighten the support nuts to the required torques.