[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxKeeter6227]

Hey guy's I'm installing my Rough Country 4' lift and I'm having trouble getting this bolt out, I have soaked in PB , heated the rubber bushing with picture down below, I don't have a cuting torch yet, and Ideas to get it out or does the kit come with new bolts instruction are crap any help would be great since I'm off today for the Hurricane I wanna get as much done ASAP

 

[ryanmalzac1]

I had same problem, sometold me to use a tie-reod seperator . the little fork looking thing. Havent got aroudn to trying it yet but let me know if it works

 

[turdhurdler]

I have my sway bars completely removed for a couple of years now. No problems. My track bars are gone also. If you really want to keep the sway bars, keep using the PB Blaster and try a breaker bar. Good luck.

Sorry, edit of my post. I agree with the tie rod seperator. I looked at the pic wrong.

Jeff

 

[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxKeeter6227]

Well thanks guy's ill try that on the other side, I drilled out one side hope it will be ok, oh yeah another thing what size Torx bit do I need to remove upper trac bar bolt?

 

[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxKeeter6227]

Yup tie rod puller does the trick but I heated the old bushing and a couple of hit to the puller and it popped out thanks.

 

[cRaZy888]

A little bit late on this, but a few good wacks with a 3lb sledge will drop all of your front end taper mounts- ball joints, tie rods, sway bar links, etc.
Hit the female end of the joint, not the threads of the male end.

 

[xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxKeeter6227]

A little bit late on this, but a few good wacks with a 3lb sledge will drop all of your front end taper mounts- ball joints, tie rods, sway bar links, etc.
Hit the female end of the joint, not the threads of the male end.

Thanks