Ball joint removal tool
I am looking for a tool referal to remove ball joints.
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Not really ball joints, but tie rod ends and pitman arm.
Something as simple as this:::https://www.ebay.com/itm/Performance...0AAOSwZNZbbLVr Or something like this if preservation of the old part and its rubber boot is not necessary::https://www.ebay.com/itm/12-Fork-Car...MAAOSwhwdVVCQt A more comprehensive set that can do most anything steering related:::https://www.ebay.com/itm/KD-GearWren...sAAOSwWxNY0FpO I'd go to a used tool shop and by used first quality American tools before I'd buy any harbor freight slave labor junk, but that's just me. |
Go to your local Autozone they have pickle forks as a part of their loan a tool program. Couple smacks with a BFH and those will pop apart.
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Yep, pickle forks and pitman arm pullers will take care of those for you no problems. Both of which can be rented at most part stores.
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Oreilly, Autozone, et al should have the proper puller for loan.
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Thanks mill, we don't have much in the way of used tool stores on the big island, I will probably end up getting something at auto zone
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Originally Posted by jakey poo
(Post 52408929)
Go to your local Autozone they have pickle forks as a part of their loan a tool program. Couple smacks with a BFH and those will pop apart.
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I've never torn a boot using a pickle fork that wasn't already shot. If the boots reuseable then it should be fine.
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Originally Posted by jakey poo
(Post 52410366)
I've never torn a boot using a pickle fork that wasn't already shot. If the boots reuseable then it should be fine.
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