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Originally Posted by SD Blue
I did it without removing the coil by using ramps to maintain weight and pressure on the springs and a come-along to hold and align things when unbolting/ bolting the bearing mount.
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Ditto. You don't need to remove the springs. First support the frame with a jack stand. Then use the jack to raise the lower control arm enough to compress the spring a little and prevent it from moving once you remove the guide rod bearing. I also did mine without removing the guide rod - just the bearing.