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Andrew_Hopper___
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| 06/30/2000 10:04 PM |
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| I just recently bought some swaybar disconnects so that I can get better wheel travel. But I
am having touble installing them. For some reason the end links (swaybar endlinks) will not
come off. I remove all of the nuts, but nothing. I can get the bottom one undone, but for some
reason the top one is stuck. I removed the nut and the cotter pin, but it will not even budge with
a crow bar. Am I missing something. Any insight would be appreaciated. |
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Troy___
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| 07/06/2000 5:37 PM |
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I had the same problem with mine. If you can get ahold of a "pickle fork" or tie rod end separator,
place the fork side at the rear of the connector and give it a few good whacks with a big hammer,
eventually it will come off. Make sure to soak it good with PB blaster or wd-40. Good luck!
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Andrew Hopper at 6/30/2000 10:03:57 PM
I just recently bought some swaybar disconnects so that I can get better wheel travel. But I
am having touble installing them. For some reason the end links (swaybar endlinks) will not
come off. I remove all of the nuts, but nothing. I can get the bottom one undone, but for some
reason the top one is stuck. I removed the nut and the cotter pin, but it will not even budge with
a crow bar. Am I missing something. Any insight would be appreaciated. |
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Ray___
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| 07/20/2000 12:48 PM |
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Andrew Hopper at 6/30/2000 10:03:57 PM
I just recently bought some swaybar disconnects so that I can get better wheel travel. But I
am having touble installing them. For some reason the end links (swaybar endlinks) will not
come off. I remove all of the nuts, but nothing. I can get the bottom one undone, but for some
reason the top one is stuck. I removed the nut and the cotter pin, but it will not even budge with
a crow bar. Am I missing something. Any insight would be appreaciated. |
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RayRay___
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| 07/20/2000 12:52 PM |
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Sorry about the last reply. To quick with the enter key :) Prolly the easiest way to get the flared side off is this. Take a 5lb. sledge and rest it against the back side of the sway bar link (bar over the stud). The with a clean angle, hit the other side a couple of times. The impact will pop the link off after a few swings. This works for any type of flared stud setup, ie. tie rods, drag links, and so on. Hope that helps.
RayRay
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Andrew Hopper at 6/30/2000 10:03:57 PM
I just recently bought some swaybar disconnects so that I can get better wheel travel. But I
am having touble installing them. For some reason the end links (swaybar endlinks) will not
come off. I remove all of the nuts, but nothing. I can get the bottom one undone, but for some
reason the top one is stuck. I removed the nut and the cotter pin, but it will not even budge with
a crow bar. Am I missing something. Any insight would be appreaciated. |
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Hays___
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| 07/20/2000 1:57 PM |
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I had to use a Pickle fork and the sledgehammer. So did my brother, and both of our Jeeps had very very little oxidation.
-Hays
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Troy at 7/6/2000 5:37:26 PM
I had the same problem with mine. If you can get ahold of a "pickle fork" or tie rod end separator,
place the fork side at the rear of the connector and give it a few good whacks with a big hammer,
eventually it will come off. Make sure to soak it good with PB blaster or wd-40. Good luck!
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Andrew Hopper at 6/30/2000 10:03:57 PM
I just recently bought some swaybar disconnects so that I can get better wheel travel. But I
am having touble installing them. For some reason the end links (swaybar endlinks) will not
come off. I remove all of the nuts, but nothing. I can get the bottom one undone, but for some
reason the top one is stuck. I removed the nut and the cotter pin, but it will not even budge with
a crow bar. Am I missing something. Any insight would be appreaciated. |
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