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Item 62799 

        

7.  Push in the Locking Pins on both the Threaded and 

Non-Threaded Puller Hooks until they snap into 

locked position.  Refer to Figure D and Figure E.

8.  Repeat Steps 2 through 7 with the second 

Strut Spring Compressor Assembly.

WARNING! Always use both Strut Spring 

Compressors on the same spring,  

at the same time.

Threaded 

Puller Hook

Non-Threaded 

Puller Hook

Screw

Locking Pin in 

locked position

Figure D

Removing The Strut Springs

1.  Check the Locking Pins to ensure they are 

in the locked position.  Refer to Figure E.

2.  Rotate the strut assembly so the head 

of the Screw can be easily accessed on 

each Strut Spring Compressor.

3.  Begin to tighten the head of the Screw on one Strut 

Spring Compressor as shown in Figure E.  Tighten 

the Screw about one inch, then tighten the Screw of 

the other Strut Spring Compressor an equal amount.

Screw

Screw 

Head

Locking Pins 

in locked 

position

Screw

Figure E

WARNING! To prevent serious injury or DEATH from 

the spring suddenly launching free:   

Tighten the Screws EVENLY.  Do not tighten 

one Strut Spring Compressor all at once.

4.  As the Screw on each Strut Spring Compressor is 

tightened, the strut spring will begin to compress.  

When the strut spring has been compressed 

enough to allow free play of the coil spring on 

the strut assembly, you may remove the strut 

bearing nut at the top of the strut assembly 

and remove the strut bearing and top hat.  The 

compressed strut spring can now be removed.

WARNING!

 To reduce the pressure on 

the spring and maintain better stability, 

only tighten as much as is necessary.

5.  If the Strut Spring Compressors have been tightened 

as far as possible and there is no free play of the 

coil spring on the strut assembly

, DO NOT REMOVE

 

the strut bearing nut.  Remove the Strut Spring 

Compressors evenly and place the Puller Hooks 

further apart on the coil spring in order to compress 

more of the coil spring.  Repeat Steps 2 through 4.

6.  Do not store a compressed coil spring for ANY 

length of time, even if you are immediately replacing 

the strut.  Loosen the Screws on the Strut Spring 

Compressors EVENLY to reduce pressure.

Summary of Contents for ME4-1

Page 1: ...n a safe and dry place for future reference When unpacking make sure that the product is intact and undamaged If any parts are missing or broken please call 1 888 866 5797 as soon as possible Copyrigh...

Page 2: ...Page 2 For technical questions please call 1 888 866 5797 Item 62799 Specifications Maximum Spring Diameter 5 8 Maximum Compressible Spring Length 10 Maximum Strut Spring Outside Diameter 6...

Page 3: ...ed when working Wear restrictive hair covering to contain long hair preventing it from getting caught in machinery 10 Wear ANSI approved safety goggles and heavy duty work gloves during setup and use...

Page 4: ...ill allow you enough compression to collapse the spring enough for safe removal Ideally the Puller Hooks should be placed towards the outer ends of the coil spring 3 Adjust the head of the Screw 3 to...

Page 5: ...revent serious injury or DEATH from the spring suddenly launching free Tighten the Screws EVENLY Do not tighten one Strut Spring Compressor all at once 4 As the Screw on each Strut Spring Compressor i...

Page 6: ...uality light weight machine oil 2 AFTER USE wipe external surfaces of the tool with clean cloth 3 When storing keep the Strut Spring Compressor Set in its Carrying Case PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREF...

Page 7: ...ook 2 2 Non Threaded Puller Hook 2 3 Screw 2 Part Description Qty 4 Locking Pin 4 5 Washer 2 Record Product s Serial Number Here Note If product has no serial number record month and year of purchase...

Page 8: ...the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation of exclusion may not apply to you THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPL...

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