Just FYI, the manual clearly states that jacks are not recommended to be placed on the axels. It has to be lifted where normal jacks go under passenger doors. Saw that in Dart forum.
Nah don’t believe that for a second. The dart has control arms not an axle. I have been using a floor jack lifting under control arms for 35 years never had a problem. I normally use my lift, in this case it was under another vehicle at the time. Always follow what the manual tells you. My way of doing things is not necessarily the way Dodge intended. I am just old school.
Thank you for posting more on the Dart. It deserves love.
Just FYI, the manual clearly states that jacks are not recommended to be placed on the axels. It has to be lifted where normal jacks go under passenger doors. Saw that in Dart forum.
Nah don’t believe that for a second. The dart has control arms not an axle. I have been using a floor jack lifting under control arms for 35 years never had a problem. I normally use my lift, in this case it was under another vehicle at the time. Always follow what the manual tells you. My way of doing things is not necessarily the way Dodge intended. I am just old school.
Shouldn't you replace both sides so you don't have a mismatch?
That would be the way the dealership would do it. I only replace what needs replacing. It’s a simple fix