Steering stabilzer wont come off!!!!!
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Steering stabilzer wont come off!!!!!
So i am replacing my factory stabilzer with a after market one, and i got both the bolts of but the thing wont budge!! Anyone ever try getting these dang things off? Any tricks??/
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It will keep you from messing up the threads. You can rent a tool from most auto parts stores that is made to remove the bolt from the drag link but I have always used the BFH method. But once you use the hammer there is no going back.
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i used a pitman arm/balljoint puller on mine, but if your have a c-clamp that might work too
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heres a hi-res pic (sorry if you have a small screen)
left it at full res so you could see whats going on.
After i tightened it as tight as i could, i gave it a solid whack with the hammer and it popped out.
wish i did this first because i spent 2 days with mapp gas and a BFH and it didnt budge.
left it at full res so you could see whats going on.
After i tightened it as tight as i could, i gave it a solid whack with the hammer and it popped out.
wish i did this first because i spent 2 days with mapp gas and a BFH and it didnt budge.
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harbor freight ....get one of those all rubber plastic hammer....best tool behind the breaker bar