Originally Posted By: eljefino
Originally Posted By: Leo99
Took a long time struggling with a seized nut last night but with some vise-locks and a lot of struggling, but in the end the strut links came off.
Pro tip, three seconds with a cut-off wheel and they're loose.
The replacements usually have a hex or flat on the rear side by the ball joint.
The ones with allen indentations rarely work out up here in the rust belt.
I just get cheap ones, $10 or so on amazon, and consider them disposable when doing any front end work that requires their removal.
Thanks, while sweating it out last night I was wishing I had a cut off wheel and a set of metric hex sockets. I'm shopping for them at the moment.
Originally Posted By: Leo99
Took a long time struggling with a seized nut last night but with some vise-locks and a lot of struggling, but in the end the strut links came off.
Pro tip, three seconds with a cut-off wheel and they're loose.
The replacements usually have a hex or flat on the rear side by the ball joint.
The ones with allen indentations rarely work out up here in the rust belt.
I just get cheap ones, $10 or so on amazon, and consider them disposable when doing any front end work that requires their removal.
Thanks, while sweating it out last night I was wishing I had a cut off wheel and a set of metric hex sockets. I'm shopping for them at the moment.