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Old 03-02-2017, 11:59 PM
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I need some help

The screw is broken inside what i need to do whit this beacuse i have new coilovers and i cant put it on beacuse of that
if i cant do anything with this i can put the same part of a acura tl 2004 my acura is 2001 base
Old 03-03-2017, 01:55 AM
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heat it with a torch and pound that bad boy out. Be careful not to burn ABS wire or anything non-metal in the area. If you can, pull the strut with fork attached and work with it on a vice.
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heat it with a torch and pound that bad boy out. Be careful not to burn ABS wire or anything non-metal in the area. If you can, pull the strut with fork attached and work with it on a vice.
I can bring out the strut whith the fork attached? Beacuse i already try but i realy cant
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You'll have to likely do some other disassembly like dropping the axle down out of the way which will mean disconnecting lower ball joint and tie rod. Maybe someone else has some ideas.
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I don't remember for sure, but I think I was able to remove my coilovers with fork attached.
It was long time ago, so don't remember if I had to drop anything or it was something simple like pushing wheel hub down.

Hope you managed to take it out by now
Old 03-13-2017, 04:31 PM
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Thanks for the help

I do it and get a good results thanks guys

Originally Posted by Iggy
heat it with a torch and pound that bad boy out. Be careful not to burn ABS wire or anything non-metal in the area. If you can, pull the strut with fork attached and work with it on a vice.
Old 03-13-2017, 06:56 PM
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NIce! How did you get that bolt out?




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