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Very good point matey
someone has been faffing!!
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someone has been faffing!!
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Don't fit moog!! Don't fit anything other than lembforder or febi in my opinion. Even delphi and trw are second best. Sorry..
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Just received a quote for £800 plus pound to replace ball joints
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I have not been faffing I’m very ill and trying to find a mechanic around Worcestershire is a joke, I’m more than capable of doing this job normally, I’m just in need and found there is no help from a garage these days they just want to plug in a laptopVery good point matey
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I’m not well enough unfortunatelyBe cheaper to buy the tools and do it yourself.
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I don't think Mark meant you but the garage that's been working on it. You've got it right about the laptop,70% is diagnosis,old school spannering is becoming a thing of the past.
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Wish I could help you
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That’s very kind gesture, I’m sure I will get it sorted the p38 is my pride and joy, I’m going to buy the ball joint press
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Easy job.
I'd throw the new joints in the freezer for a few hrs beforehand just to make it a tad easier to press in.
I'd throw the new joints in the freezer for a few hrs beforehand just to make it a tad easier to press in.
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Yes it’s a great tip, I will do this another person suggested it too, I will also use some heat to help the old ones out,
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I didn't say you mate..
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With a bench grinder, just soften the leading edge on the ball joint casing. It reduces any ill alignment.
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I found this on EBay could you confirm if this is correct tool for ball joint removal? 115263963337
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That looks like it will do the job, make sure you lubricate the threaded part of the tool as Mark said.My kit advised using CV joint grease,the really black ****ty stuff.
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Thank you for confirming and the great tip on grease
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Just bought the ball joint tool
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Axle grease we called it down pit. Used to water proof me boots with it. Bugger to get of your skin thoughThat looks like it will do the job, make sure you lubricate the threaded part of the tool as Mark said.My kit advised using CV joint grease,the really black ****ty stuff.
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Well she can't wear em these daysAnd your high heels your missus told me.
So I might as well
