Subject	I have done it that way
Posted by	diamond20601 on May 31, 2015 at 10:11 PM
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In Reply To	Anybody replaced rear tie rod ball joint using this way? posted by jgbatlantaZ on May 31, 2015 at 09:21 PM
Message	Difference is I didnt use the heat gun. It works and it only took about 30 minutes to do both sides. I want to say it took about as long as it took to jack up the car, remove the wheels and place the car on jack stands. I read about how hard it was and all the complaining, when the first one came out I was like this is it, must be a fluk. Then when the other one came out just as easy I was like come on man. Why are so many people making such a big deal of this, but then again I have rebuilt plent of engines for our cars, so maybe thats a possibility. If you put a extended socket on the back side you should be able to push it thru.
Follow Ups	Anybody replaced rear tie rod ball joint using this way? - jgbatlantaZ 21:21:20 05/31/15 I have done it that way - diamond20601 22:11:42 05/31/15 i can't get it to move AT ALL. - jgbatlantaZ 23:39:47 05/31/15 Sometimes when you push or turn the opposite direction - Zuberman 14:25:28 06/01/15 Aha! OK. I will try that! (n/m) - jgbatlantaZ 15:24:05 06/01/15 Rent the actual ball joint press from an auto parts store. - ZaXxon 15:00:24 06/01/15 Yeah, but the press wont fit in there....unless - jgbatlantaZ 15:25:25 06/01/15 I think I read that in a post somewheres: not enough - Zuberman 15:50:56 06/01/15 Yeah...it was in your FAQ, right? I agree with you. (n/m) - jgbatlantaZ 13:52:32 06/02/15 Wasn't my FAQ. I just read it in a post somewheres. IMO, - Zuberman 03:13:01 06/03/15 You can fit a pitman puller to remove it. - The Sixth 10:55:32 06/02/15
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