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08-09-2002, 01:45 AM

Yesterday I adjusted the torsion bars on my new 1995 3023. I did this because the front and rear halfs rested in a cattywampus position once the latches were released. Half way through the job, I noticed one of the bolts that hold the torsion bar adjustment bracket to the underside of the body was loose! The bracket was slightly canted, which affected torsion bar torsion. I set about tightening all the bracket bolts under the body, and all were loose to some extent. So, my advise is to check them the next time you are near your TM. Bring a 9/16" wrench along. There are 6 brackets in all. You'll find one on each side of the front, center and rear.

08-09-2002, 01:45 AM	#1
Wrench Guest Posts: n/a	Torsion Bar Brackets Yesterday I adjusted the torsion bars on my new 1995 3023. I did this because the front and rear halfs rested in a cattywampus position once the latches were released. Half way through the job, I noticed one of the bolts that hold the torsion bar adjustment bracket to the underside of the body was loose! The bracket was slightly canted, which affected torsion bar torsion. I set about tightening all the bracket bolts under the body, and all were loose to some extent. So, my advise is to check them the next time you are near your TM. Bring a 9/16" wrench along. There are 6 brackets in all. You'll find one on each side of the front, center and rear.