- Location
- Bonney Lake, WA
Stock SJ ride plate bolt
- Thread starter JEBLAIS
- Start date
- Location
- Saskatchewan
Wow those are some weird looking bolts. Appears to be a security style bolt, don't think those are stock. Juat remove everything with hand tools and reinstall with hand tools as to not risk damaging the inserts.
- Location
- Bonney Lake, WA
I believe it is the original stock ride plate. There are inserts for the larger bolt heads. I will try with some vice grips.
You don´t have to remove the big "washer" to remove the rideplate. the washer is screwed into the rideplate, you could fine tune the level of the rideplate with them. to remove the rideplate you only have to take the 6 M6 bolts out... if that makes sense
- Location
- mobile alabama
those are adjusters so you can shim the plate
- Location
- Bonney Lake, WA
Do I remove the adjusters to access the bolts securing the ride plate? I assume the bolt head is behind the large adjuster with the two holes.
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- Location
- mobile alabama
no
to remove the plate remove all 6 of the 10 mm bolts
to remove the plate remove all 6 of the 10 mm bolts
- Location
- Bonney Lake, WA
I feel like a real dumbass, but how to I get to the two rear 10mm bolts. I don't see them, I assume they are behind the adjusters. I just want to be carful considering they have been on for 20+ years.
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- Location
- mobile alabama
lol they are 6 6mm bolts w a 10 mm head
- Location
- mobile alabama
you already have 2 of them out
- Location
- mobile alabama
your just overthinking it
- Location
- Bonney Lake, WA
Way overthinking it. Only 4 bolts holding the ride plate on. New worx plate is now installed. Thanks for the assistance.