Trick for seperating lower ball joint
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Trick for seperating lower ball joint
My dad and I are working on replacing my clutch. The lower ball joint on the passenger side is not budging with the separater that we have. any tricks?
appreciate it guys
appreciate it guys
#6
Originally Posted by suprachica79
Yea, that was where I got stuck too when replacing the clutch. Take a massive prybar, wedge it in there, and it should pop right out
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From: ShitsBurgh
Originally Posted by AgentOrange
hahahaha, took me like 3 seconds when i hooked that balljoint remover up to my air wrench
#15
Originally Posted by 5-speed
yeah i used a ghetto separator fork and rubber mallet + penetrating lube. After a bunch of lube and an hour of waiting, it popped right off.
i need air tools
i need air tools
+ penetrating lube
need extra penetration ? Just get some + penetrating lub to get the job done.
#16
Originally Posted by SupraManAG
20lb hammer and a new ball joint. only $20
what r u doing by the way
what r u doing by the way
Originally Posted by AgentOrange
+ penetrating lube
need extra penetration ? Just get some + penetrating lub to get the job done.
need extra penetration ? Just get some + penetrating lub to get the job done.
will i need to press the lower control arm back onto the ball joint, or can I just tighten the castle nut to specs and it will be alright?
#18
okay so now we're having trouble getting the flywheel bolts through the new flywheel (fidanza 8lb). we're heating it up right now, but if that doesnt work... what? it looks like they could kinda be threaded into it, but i dont want to mess anything up. thoughts?
#19
dont do nothing
calling fidanza and tell them the problem
the bolts should go right in with no issue
if you do anything not accepted by them they might not replace the defective flywheel if it is
i really suggest you call them
calling fidanza and tell them the problem
the bolts should go right in with no issue
if you do anything not accepted by them they might not replace the defective flywheel if it is
i really suggest you call them
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