Hotchkis 12425 Scion TC Sport Rear Camber Links User Manual
Installation of hotchkis rear upper camber links
Rear Upper Camber Link (12425)
Scion tC
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Tools Required for this Installation
- Hydraulic jack, jack stands, torque wrench
- Ramps
- The following sockets or wrenches: 17mm, 19mm
- 1” open end wrench, crescent wrench
INSTALLATION OF HOTCHKIS REAR UPPER CAMBER LINKS
1)
Securely block the front wheels of the vehicle. Use a jack to lift up the rear of the vehicle and use jack
stands to support it. Remove the rear wheels.
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- Rear Upper Camber Link (12425)
- Rear Upper Camber Link (12425)
- Improperly installed or installed by someone other than a qualified, licensed auto mechanic experienced in the installation and removal of suspension products;
- Improperly serviced, misused, or modified, altered or subjected to abuse, negligence, accident or collision;
- Installed in any vehicle that has been modified;
- Installed on any vehicle that has carried loads in excess of automobile manufacturer suggested weight limits; or
- Installed on any vehicle that has been subject to abnormal or excessive use, including rallying, racing, or racing-type activities or off-road use.
- Did you register the product at 0TUwww.hotchkis.netU0T or via the mail-in warranty card within 30 days of purchase?
- Is the product appropriate to your application?
- Did you carefully and thoroughly read the instructions provided along with the product?
- Do you have the original invoice or sales receipt?
- Is the return date within 36 months from the purchase date?
- Are you the original purchaser?
- Was the product properly installed by a qualified, licensed auto mechanic?
- Has the product been installed on the original vehicle on which it was installed at all times?
- Is the product unmodified and clean?
- Is the reason for return a legitimate product defect?