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Question How the heck do I separate these??

Started to take the front suspension apart yesterday, and quickly ran into a bit of a problem - how do I separate these two pieces?


According to all litterature I have, separating these two shouldn't be a problem, but there was no way I could get the tie rod out - and it was a challenge to get it all off the car in one piece .

What did I do wrong? (by the way - the nut just sits on the bolt so I won't loose it - I DID take it off initially.. )

The other side is still on the car - it won't come loose either.


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Old 09-09-2001, 09:13 AM
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You need either a "crow's foot" or pickle fork tool and a mallet, or the dedicated "tie-rod puller" tool which works great, but will cost you $75-$100.

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since you have it out, take it by any friendly shop, and they can pop it right off.


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a sharp wack or two with a large ballpeen hammer will pop it out. looking at the picture, hit it on the end of the arm that comes off the strut. that would be 3 0'clock in your picture. this squeezes the tapered pin out of the hole. it's been done this way since the beginning of time. we're talking a hard, SHARP wack. on the end, not the side.

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