ok so only done nearside before which was easy enough, it's that intermediate bracket thing, i've loosened the two nuts off, poked them through and rotated them 90 degrees, is that right???
can't seem to get the shaft to pull out, any tips friends?
cheers, Matt
Punch and a hammer my man. They are mostly siezed nowadays, its a sod but once theyre out you can clean it all up and grease when refitting, easy next time them
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(06-08-2016, 02:43 PM)bashbarnard Wrote: [ -> ]Punch and a hammer my man. They are mostly siezed nowadays, its a sod but once theyre out you can clean it all up and grease when refitting, easy next time them
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cheers, so punch it round that thin edge that's housed in the bearing then you're saying? . .
(06-08-2016, 02:44 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: [ -> ] (06-08-2016, 02:43 PM)bashbarnard Wrote: [ -> ]Punch and a hammer my man. They are mostly siezed nowadays, its a sod but once theyre out you can clean it all up and grease when refitting, easy next time them
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cheers, so punch it round that thin edge that's housed in the bearing then you're saying? . .
As above . Mine have been out 100s of times and iv still gotta give it a little tap to push it out the bracket
I tend to use a chisel rather than a punch, need a lot of force to move them.
(06-08-2016, 03:13 PM)Toms306 Wrote: [ -> ]I tend to use a chisel rather than a punch, need a lot of force to move them.
do you get someone else to hit it for you as well? . . . .
Could try mole grips around the shaft and then tapping the mole grips! But otherwise it's a big blunt chisel on anywhere you can get it!
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Yeah balljoint splitter makes sense, I'll give it a welt now I know what's what and see what happens
