How To Use A Pickle Fork On A Tie Rod at Dylan Hillman blog

How To Use A Pickle Fork On A Tie Rod. Use a 3lb or 4lb hammer to easily remove tie rods and ball joints from the knuckle without damaging the boot. Use a puller tool on the outer tie rod end, not a pickle fork. This video will tell you how to extractor ball joints and tie rods easy by pickle fork ball joint removal. They’re cheap, but they don’t work well. Commonly, a pickle fork is used to separate the joint, but there is always the risk of damaging the grease boot on the joint. I was able to separate a couple of the tie rods using my pickle forks, but they didn’t work well on the upper control arm ball joint. Worse yet, if you want to reuse the tie rod end, that won’t happen if you use a pickle fork because it destroys the rubber. Tool tips, how to use a pickle fork to separate a ball joint. Lots of auto parts stores sell a “pickle” fork tool to pop the outer tie rod end out of the steering knuckle. Can someone explain to me in detail how to use a pickel fork to get it. I get to the front and i cannot get the tie rod end to come loose.

Tool tips, how to use a pickle fork to separate a ball joint. Worse yet, if you want to reuse the tie rod end, that won’t happen if you use a pickle fork because it destroys the rubber. Commonly, a pickle fork is used to separate the joint, but there is always the risk of damaging the grease boot on the joint. This video will tell you how to extractor ball joints and tie rods easy by pickle fork ball joint removal. Can someone explain to me in detail how to use a pickel fork to get it. Use a puller tool on the outer tie rod end, not a pickle fork. I was able to separate a couple of the tie rods using my pickle forks, but they didn’t work well on the upper control arm ball joint. Use a 3lb or 4lb hammer to easily remove tie rods and ball joints from the knuckle without damaging the boot. They’re cheap, but they don’t work well. I get to the front and i cannot get the tie rod end to come loose.

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How To Use A Pickle Fork On A Tie Rod Use a puller tool on the outer tie rod end, not a pickle fork. Use a 3lb or 4lb hammer to easily remove tie rods and ball joints from the knuckle without damaging the boot. Lots of auto parts stores sell a “pickle” fork tool to pop the outer tie rod end out of the steering knuckle. I was able to separate a couple of the tie rods using my pickle forks, but they didn’t work well on the upper control arm ball joint. This video will tell you how to extractor ball joints and tie rods easy by pickle fork ball joint removal. Can someone explain to me in detail how to use a pickel fork to get it. Commonly, a pickle fork is used to separate the joint, but there is always the risk of damaging the grease boot on the joint. They’re cheap, but they don’t work well. I get to the front and i cannot get the tie rod end to come loose. Use a puller tool on the outer tie rod end, not a pickle fork. Worse yet, if you want to reuse the tie rod end, that won’t happen if you use a pickle fork because it destroys the rubber. Tool tips, how to use a pickle fork to separate a ball joint.