It's very easy. Just find the bolts under your truck that are at the end of the bars. Turn them clockwise and up goes the truck. Just make sure you do it equally from side to side. You may want to look into an alignment afterwards also.
I believe there is a detailed "how to" thread on this somewhere. Do a search.
I have had alignment shops and dealers tell me they have twisted off the bolt heads by not taking off the pressure first. I would recommend using a jack to take that pressure off then turning the bolts by using a breaker bar. Measure your fender lips to get both sides equall. JMO
Well, my stringbeans initially adjusted them without jacking up the front end. When I fine tuned it a few days later I had read a thread about jacking it up first and it was MUCH easier to turn the bolts, which, IMO, means not only less stress on the stringbeans, but, less stress on all the adjustment points.
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