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Old 02-08-2005, 12:42 PM
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Front lower A-arm

Anyone know how hard it is to replace one of these things and whats involved?
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it's not too bad,pull the strut, remove the castle nut from teh lower ball joint (have a jack under the a arm since it may want to pop free and hit you) give some space for the thing to drop (an inch or 2) hit the spindle with a hammer near the ball joint, or if replacing the joint put the nut on a couple of turns (not a bad safety measure anyway) and smack the joint a few times to break it free (there is a special tool that works, but takes the same amount of time as this) remove the nuts and bolts on the end of the arm and it's off
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it's not too bad,pull the strut, remove the castle nut from teh lower ball joint (have a jack under the a arm since it may want to pop free and hit you) give some space for the thing to drop (an inch or 2) hit the spindle with a hammer near the ball joint, or if replacing the joint put the nut on a couple of turns (not a bad safety measure anyway) and smack the joint a few times to break it free (there is a special tool that works, but takes the same amount of time as this) remove the nuts and bolts on the end of the arm and it's off
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heres a walkthrough on removing the strut:

http://www.houston-f-body.org/tech/shocks/index.htm

once you get that off you just unbolt the A arm.
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once you get that off you just unbolt the A arm.
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