Just wanted to know why this could be the driver side is good and the passager side tirsion adjusting key is hanging lower ?
whoa... When adjusting your torsion bars, you usually have the front end jacked up as to have no weight on the torsion bars. Its possible that you stripped the bolted. If your threads are fine, go back and change the index of the key upwards (maybe 3~4 teeth) with the front end jack up of course. Good luck
yeah Lift the front up by the frame so that the front wheels dangle. You dont want a load on the torsion bars. When you lift the front, your torsion key should feel pretty loose as it sits. Their is one single bolt on the key. Loosen it and you should be able to slide the torsion key out. Make a note to where the key originally sat on the torsion bar. Move the key upwards (towards the cab, not ground) maybe 4 teeth before sliding the key back onto the torsion bar. This may sound hard when reading but when you get under there it's pretty much self explanatory.
Thats the adjuster on the key. Yes, that adjusts the height of the truck. Dont forget, the very top nut is the jam nut. If you look towards the base of the torsion key where it slides onto the torsion bar, there is 1 bolt that keeps the key from sliding out. Thats the bolt I was referring to
the torsion bar has splines on it. take the key off of the splines and rotate it a few notches. put it back on and tighten the key back down by tightening the two nuts on the top of the bolt back down.
No. The torsion key placement has nothing to do with height. The height of the truck has EVERYTHING to do with the adjustment of that long a$$ bolt and two nuts You are basically moving the key upwards towards the body so its not exposed. The key
wow this procedure seems like a pain in the busy i have to do the same on my 81 but don't know how to confront it
Its really not that bad at all....just basically loosing up a few nuts....look around on here....there are a few write ups...
look here, this is on an 89-94. some good pics... http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/8...1518-how-torsion-bar-suspension-lowering.html
perfect dude this was great info, i keep hearing make sure you have the front suspension dangling, and never to do it if its not jacked up