I need help putting in the rear spacer. I put the grease on like it said. I am now trying to push it in the hole with every bit of might I have. no luck any ideas.

 

Cut a 3-4" piece of 3" PVC pipe and rest it on the bumpstop and jack up the axle until she pops in...

 

I think I used a dremel tool to sand off some of the front edge of the spacer then used a small bottle jack to pop it in the hole. A little grease helps. The bump-stops and spacers in the front were the same way, but they did go in.
Good luck!

 

I just put the spring in and jacked up the axle and it poped in then I let it down and set everything properly.

 

Block of wood works fine. DO NOT USE A DREMMEL. It is a tight fit but not impossible. Taking off material that is supposed to be there is a bad idea.

 

Ya, I know it does not sound great. But I did the wood trick and jacked up the Jeep. My problem is that it still would not pop in. Maybe its my lightweight 2-door, not sure. I did not touch the wide part w/ the dremmel just the leading edge that pops in, plus I just used a sand roll. It still took alot of force though to get it to pop in.
I never thought about the PVC idea...Hmm.

 

PVC is a good idea..
learn someting new every day..

 

Wood then jack it up. pain in the pants, good luck

 

Grease it up, put the spring in and jack it up, let it set there and it'll pop in.

 

we put my springs back with the spacers not popped in, and just bounced the jeep up and down til POP POP !!!!!