spindle install pics?
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Originally Posted by 04 EDGE
stay away from fork type seperators.
try using a large hammer and smack the spindle where the balljoint stud passes through, leave the nut on the balljoint at the last threads so when the spindle pops loose it dosen't hit your foot
try using a large hammer and smack the spindle where the balljoint stud passes through, leave the nut on the balljoint at the last threads so when the spindle pops loose it dosen't hit your foot
sounds good. so there really is nothing else i need (specialty tool-wise). I bet given time i could probably do this, and I will definitely take pics and do a write- up when i'm done.
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drilling?
there should be no drilling needed.
some grinding of the lower control arm is needed and for god sakes never use a floor jack to press in balljoints!!!
there should be no drilling needed.
some grinding of the lower control arm is needed and for god sakes never use a floor jack to press in balljoints!!!
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