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02-06-2004, 09:53 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Saudi Arabia
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Thanks for your reply. I will wait until next weekend to start the job. We had some good sand storms here so I will leave it until next week. I would have done the A Arms but read some horror stories on seized A arm bolts, I don't have the tools here to tackle that if it happens. Shipping to Saudi was going to be $300+ which is also a downer and another reason I just picked up some Ball joints from Autozone. Will I need to remove the spindle or can I press the balljoint out with the spindle attached?
Thanks for your time Chris |
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