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Old 04-20-2010, 06:41 AM
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I am looking for a ball joint tool to remove the rear spindle.

http://www.amazon.com/Tool-Aid-61900-Joint...71774456&sr=8-2

I was thinking about this type of tool, anyone have other suggestions?
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I bought a similar tool off ebay, an OTC 6297 that worked perfectly. Sears also has a tool by KD for $20 that looks to be higher quality than the one in your link and is adjustable for different ball joint sizes, part # KDS3916.
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use a hammer... hit the control arm, ball joint pops out.
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I do have a mini sledge, I figured the tool could be handy also. To bad the Sears tool is out of stock.
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the KD tool is perfect. sometimes a sledge works, sometimes it doesn't, sometimes it works after you've done damage to other components. spend $20 on the tool.
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I would love the KD tool it is out of stock though
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i have the dedicated honda tool i will rent you. it cost me 180
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This style is better since it lets you adjust the height. I have this type.

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been working on cars for over 10 years, hammer never fails.
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Originally Posted by marksae,Apr 20 2010, 02:27 PM
This style is better since it lets you adjust the height. I have this type.

thats what i have, but the honda 18mm version with nicer forks.


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