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need help! - 8/16/2008 8:52:54 PM   
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so i spent the day today tearin apart my blazers front springs or should i say trying i had the tire and all castle bolts of of everything(upper n lower arms, and tie rod) i got the top loose but as you all now you have to ge tthe bottom loose how do you go about doin that cuz i had a hammer and friends lol and it would not come out am i missin somethin or should i get the good ole [b and soak it???
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RE: need help! - 8/17/2008 11:33:37 AM   
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The tapered fit of the ball joints can be a pain to loosen.  I will typically hit the steering upright on the flat that is to the inside of the upright.  If that doesn''t work, then you may need a pickle fork (U shaped wedge type tool for separating ball joints).  Problem with pickle forks is that the use of them can damage the ball joint.  Not too much of a problem if that is what you are replacing, but if you are not planning on replacing them...


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RE: need help! - 8/17/2008 12:15:09 PM   
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yeah i really don''t want to replace those to jsut wanna swap the springs i have 2 inch drop springs and 2 sets of blocks 3 inch alum and 2 inch seel not sure which one i''m gonna use

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