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-------Original Message-------
 
From: Bill
Date: 4/4/2009 8:12:58 AM
To: mml@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx;  62-65 Mopar List
Subject: Breaking loose Ball Joints
 
Anyone have any little tricks for getting ball joint shafts to pop out
of the spindle or lower control arm? I was working until midnight last
night to no avail. I soaked the hell out of them, used pickle forks,
beat on the control arm and spindle to jar it loose, and beat on the
ball joint stud w/ a brass drift...nothing! Is there some sort of a
puller I could buy because nothing is budging right now!!
 
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Bill M
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