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skinny_oneMar-20-02 02:12 PM
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#7776, "Lower arm bar install..."


          

I know how to install my bar I just need help getting the nuts off to install it. What is the easiest way to take them off?

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RE: Lower arm bar install..., fasterGS, Mar-20-02 03:10 PM, #1
RE: Lower arm bar install..., skinny_one, Mar-20-02 03:13 PM, #2
      RE: Lower arm bar install..., HadesOmega, Mar-20-02 05:29 PM, #3
           RE: Lower arm bar install..., skinny_one, Mar-20-02 11:53 PM, #4
                RE: Lower arm bar install..., fasterGS, Mar-21-02 03:03 AM, #5
                     RE: Lower arm bar install..., skinny_one, Mar-21-02 06:43 PM, #6
                          RE: Lower arm bar install..., Fast420A, Mar-21-02 07:10 PM, #7

fasterGSMar-20-02 03:10 PM
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#7777, "RE: Lower arm bar install..."
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spray with liquid wrench, let sit ten minutes, use socket or wrench, apply force until nut comes loose. Repeat as necessary. (im such a dick!!)

  
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skinny_oneMar-20-02 03:13 PM
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#7778, "RE: Lower arm bar install..."
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WD-40 will work right?

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HadesOmegaMar-20-02 05:29 PM
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#7779, "RE: Lower arm bar install..."
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skinny_oneMar-20-02 11:53 PM
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#7780, "RE: Lower arm bar install..."
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I think I will goto Car-X and ask "How much to lift her up, blast TWO nuts off, put a bar on, and retighten the nuts?" I know It will be a rediculus price though. Is the bar even worth paying for to put it on?

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fasterGSMar-21-02 03:03 AM
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#7781, "RE: Lower arm bar install..."
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OMG bro.... just use some elbow grease and get them off!!!! Use a breaker bar if necessary. Or get a long piece of rigid pipe, like 3/4, and put that over the socket wrench aka leverage. Where you live?? If you pay someone to do this I will personally drive down there and kick your ass!! Well not really, but if they charge you more then 5 bucks then laugh at them.

  
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skinny_oneMar-21-02 06:43 PM
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#7782, "RE: Lower arm bar install..."
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I live in ohio.

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Fast420AMar-21-02 07:10 PM
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#7783, "RE: Lower arm bar install..."
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A BREAKER BAR is a requirement ANYTIME you are working on the suspension. All the suspension pieces are torqued to VERY high numbers and come off easily with a breaker bar.


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