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Pressing tie rod end out of steering arm 200 1983

posted by  Paul Driver of Inga on  Wed Jun 25 11:49 CST 2008
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Narrow Pickle Fork AKA Ball Joint spliter works. But leave a couple of threads on the nut and be gentle. When it drops loosen the nut and ease it out.

Unless you plan to replace the tie rod ends, then hit it like you mean it.

You can also use a smaller wheel puller, clamp the puller arms to the bottom side of the bracket and tighten down on the center nut. That will push it right out, and we don't need no stinking Special Volvo tools.

Regards,

Paul





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