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ClipseRSTApr-08-03 09:19 AM
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#16910, "Help removing...."


          

I need help removing the rear tow control arm. There’s a bolt that I can not get out... I have illustrated the bolt in my pictures. Is there a trick to it...? I know I have to match up the lines so I can put it back in, but I can not get the bolt out... I’ve used everything in my arsenal. I will give points for help.


  

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RE: Help removing...., Dinkjs, Apr-08-03 09:57 AM, #1
RE: Help removing...., ClipseRST, Apr-08-03 10:13 AM, #2
      RE: Help removing...., Jesters Eclipse, Apr-08-03 11:06 AM, #3
           RE: Help removing...., juggalo, Apr-08-03 11:56 AM, #4
                RE: Help removing...., ClipseRST, Apr-08-03 12:29 PM, #5
                     RE: Help removing...., ClipseRST, Apr-08-03 01:51 PM, #6
                          RE: Help removing...., 95_ESi_Person, Apr-09-03 02:03 PM, #7
                               RE: Help removing...., ClipseRST, Apr-09-03 03:24 PM, #8

DinkjsApr-08-03 09:57 AM
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#16913, "RE: Help removing...."
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I bet that sucker is torqued really tight.....have you tried a breaker bar....so someone with an air tool to get it out?????



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ClipseRSTApr-08-03 10:13 AM
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#16914, "RE: Help removing...."
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Ive already got the nut off the one side, but the bolt wont slide out.

  

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Jesters EclipseApr-08-03 11:06 AM
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#16915, "RE: Help removing...."
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I had a similar problem w/ my front lower control arm. I kept turning the ratchet while I was hitting the other side of the bolt with a hammer. I also used a lot of WD-40 to lube things up. Just be careful that you dont screw up the threads.

  

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juggaloApr-08-03 11:56 AM
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#16918, "RE: Help removing...."
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just push on the end while you turn the bolt. it will back itself out

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ClipseRSTApr-08-03 12:29 PM
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#16920, "RE: Help removing...."
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I might be a weakling but I cant even turn it...

  

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ClipseRSTApr-08-03 01:51 PM
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#16924, "RE: Help removing...."
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I figured it out... thanks for suggestions... Alll I need was a saw...

  

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95_ESi_PersonApr-09-03 02:03 PM
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#16956, "RE: Help removing...."
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you said you needed a saw... were you packing heat? you should have taken a torch to that mofo... i've had to do that to get my calipers off (not the calipers, but the brackets they mount to)

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ClipseRSTApr-09-03 03:24 PM
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#16957, "RE: Help removing...."
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LOL... Yes I did take a torch to it then tryed pounding it out....NOT A GOOD IDEA WHEN THE METAL IS HOT!!! It basically compacted my bolt tighter so it was way to thick for nut to go back on. I got fed up and grabbed the saw.

  

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