"Chf"

[Nsopti]

Fr3 32ds
Any recommendations on where to get "chf" done in South florida.

[drivmsafe]

Originally Posted by Nsopti

Fr3 32ds
Any recommendations on where to get "chf" done in South florida.

If you're a DIY kinda guy, it's really easy to do. A repair shop would charge too much, IMHO


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[Nsopti]

Can you provide me with exact part numbers for a 2016 fr3 32ds

[wayne and sherry]

Originally Posted by Nsopti

Fr3 32ds
Any recommendations on where to get "chf" done in South florida.

Make your way up to Lynchburg VA and I'll do the CHF for you for free. Takes about 30 min complete.


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[drivmsafe]

Originally Posted by Nsopti

Can you provide me with exact part numbers for a 2016 fr3 32ds

There are no new parts required. You just need to remove the 2 bolts from the front sway bar front holes and re-position them to the back hole. They won't look like they line up properly but, with a little grunting, or a small jack, you'll be able to get them in.
On the rear sway bar you'll remove the bolts and swing the shackle around and reinsert the bolts.
There is another earlier post titled "cheap handling fix" that has some pictures.
Good luck!!

[DutchRv]

Originally Posted by Nsopti

Fr3 32ds
Any recommendations on where to get "chf" done in South florida.

I'm in Ft Lauderdale. I'll do it for a Sixpack. Where you located?

[Duckogram]

You can do it for free however I suggest you get the helwig adjustable links for the front so you don't have clunking and premature bushing failure. It's still cheap with the links. You can search my posts for pics and part numbers.

FYI, Your chassis is Ford. Model number is irrelevant when you are trying to find chassis parts.

[lickem66]

Originally Posted by Duckogram

You can do it for free however I suggest you get the helwig adjustable links for the front so you don't have clunking and premature bushing failure. It's still cheap with the links. You can search my posts for pics and part numbers.

FYI, Your chassis is Ford. Model number is irrelevant when you are trying to find chassis parts.

I got the Helwig adjustable links but when I went to remove the top bolt that is in the frame (not the bolt that attaches to the swaybar) from the OE links on the passenger side, before the bolt backed all the way out, it hit what looks like the AC compressor. i could not remove the bolt. I hate to think I have to remove the compressor just to remove/replace that bolt to mount the Helwig link on that side.

[OldCoot]

Cut the bolt off and use one a little shorter for the reinstall.

[wayne and sherry]

Yea, with a good quality hack saw blade and a little time just cut the bolt off, then replace with a new grade 8 and nylon locking nut.


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[jk510]

Originally Posted by lickem66

I got the Helwig adjustable links but when I went to remove the top bolt that is in the frame (not the bolt that attaches to the swaybar) from the OE links on the passenger side, before the bolt backed all the way out, it hit what looks like the AC compressor. i could not remove the bolt. I hate to think I have to remove the compressor just to remove/replace that bolt to mount the Helwig link on that side.

I ran into the same problem on my 2013 Mirada. I loosened the motor mount on that side and raised the engine using a hydraulic jack.