Re: idler arm

[george smith <bt6t4@xxxxxxxxx>]

Jack up the front end to take the pressure off the
idler arm. Use a pickle fork and a BFH.
--- Richard <cathiew@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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> 
> hi, am in the process of replacing some worn out
> parts on the steering/front suspension on my 63
> dodge. am having trouble convincing the idler arm to
> let go. my natural intincts are screaming "use a
> bigger hammer". how much force can you put on the
> arm without damaging something else, such as the
> inner tie rod end, or bend the link?should both
> front wheels be off the ground? any advice much
> appreciated, thankyou, richard. [oz]
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