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September 10, 2025 2 min read

If you received a new spring without the plastic tube inside, don’t worry. The plastic sleeve (liner) isn’t required for the spring to function. Its only purpose is noise reduction - it keeps the metal spring from clanging around inside the tube. That’s it.
Replacement springs are often a different length than your original. Sometimes you’ll get two shorter springs instead of one long one. Because the sleeve isn’t essential to function, it’s shipped separately to keep costs and shipping sizes down.
If your old sleeve is torn, crushed, or completely unusable, you can order a replacement. They’re inexpensive, easy to cut to size, and help keep your garage door running quietly.
👉 Order here: Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Spring Sleeve Liner 48"
By reusing your old sleeve (or trimming it to fit), you save on shipping costs and avoid unnecessary purchases. If you do need a new one, we make it simple to order just the sleeve without overpaying for oversized shipping.
No, the spring will work without it. The sleeve only reduces noise from the spring inside the tube.
Line it up with your new spring, mark where the spring ends, then trim with scissors or a knife so it doesn’t extend past the locking lugs.
Sleeves are shipped separately to save on cost and because many homeowners can simply reuse their old one. A new one is only needed if your old sleeve is destroyed.
You can order one directly from Express Garage Doors: Wayne Dalton Torquemaster Spring Sleeve Liner 48"

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