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Post by greenZJ on Jan 13, 2005 22:57:06 GMT -3
hey everyone whats up, as you see i had no problem putting on my Radiator tow points, after that was done i tried to attempt and install my jks disco's and it wasnt goign my way at all. I rented the tie rod puller from autozone, (the smaller of the two) tried that for like 30 mins and i ended up some how stripping the top of the bolts which isnt really that bad i hope!!
well anyone have any suggestions , anythign that will help or be easier. the Puller is a little tiny bit bigger then the sway bar so it doesnt exactly stay on, as a result it pulls to one side and doesnt go down straight
well im gonna try again tomorrow or maybe saturday before the meeting .
Thanks Matt
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Post by chrometj on Jan 14, 2005 0:26:56 GMT -3
I expecially like torx bolts on the jeeps...remind me to kill someone for that!!
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Post by greenZJ on Jan 14, 2005 1:21:34 GMT -3
The torx bolt came off way to easy that it was too good to be true , so thats why the top bolt where the joint is was a pain cuz nothing ever goes my way............
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Post by bluerocket on Jan 16, 2005 4:11:35 GMT -3
Cut drill and tap. Happens all the time to me.
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Post by XfaCtoR on Jan 16, 2005 14:50:48 GMT -3
not sure how tight is it where your working..but a few good blows where the tie rod bolts to should knock it out ~jay~
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Post by greenZJ on Jan 17, 2005 2:10:38 GMT -3
I got plenty of room that snot the problem, i take the tires off so i can get to to................ but i think the cut and drill idea is sounding good right now......
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Post by XfaCtoR on Jan 17, 2005 5:43:47 GMT -3
ummm..OoK
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Post by bluerocket on Jan 17, 2005 12:03:40 GMT -3
If its a tie rod end which presses in, you can get a pickle fork. It will ruin the boot on the end, but if you are trying to replace the end it will work. I got one for 10 or 20$ to get my trac bar out. Hit it with a 10lb sledge with a 3 foot handle untill it came off.
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