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Old 07-30-2005, 09:55 PM   #1
GloryHound
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A-Arm shafts.

Just to let you all know these are an SOB to remove. If you don't have a hot wrench I would not even attemt to do it. Also it helps if you have a socket of the correct size. Since I have found out my Upper drivers A-Arm is bad and Lower Passenger side A-Arm are bad I have to remove these from my parts truck, I will have the proper sockets this time instead of banging my knuckles to heck using a pipe wrench.
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