Re: Torsion bar removal

[Thomas R Hansen <trandco1@xxxxxxxx>]

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> The adjuster bolt is all the way out, weight's off of
> the LCA, and the clip is out.  Beyond my better
> judgement, I went ahead and used a propane torch to
> mildly heat each socket. Still no luck. 
>     Gary
>Gary,   You could take the lower control arm and torsion bar out
together. Then it will probably break loose. Strut nut backed off a
bunch, and lower ball joint separated. 
 Tom in Dallas

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