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Old May 5, 2010 | 05:44 PM
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anyone know how to remove the lower control arm bolt off the rear strut? i have the spring fully compressed with no tension on it and it still will not move.

NEED THIS ANSWERED TONIGHT!!! CAR IS ON JACK AS WE SPEAK!!!
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Old May 5, 2010 | 05:53 PM
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Remove the three bolts holding it on and also remove swaybar endlinks. If it still won't move use a prybar and persuade it off.
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everything is off, the shock is literally just dangling sitting on top of the control arm and this bitch will not move.

i even put a 14mm on the bolt and tried to spin it and it won't spin. it's frozen in place and i have no clue why, nothing is bent.
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^haha i actually have two 5 pound sledges out there.
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alright i'm going to try cheating a little. is there a way to keep the threaded piece on the top of the strut from spinning while turning it with a 14mm?
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btw my number is 352-215-0892 if anyone can offer some advice
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Yeah you put the allen key inside of it...
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top of the strut chillin in the wheel well


looks sloppy but there is actually no tension on in, this is the only way i could fit the compressor on there.


and the bolt that will not move


i can't upload the video for some reason but you get the picture.
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The top part where the top most bolt is, is the shock shaft that goes through the whole thing. On the very top of it there is a place to put an allen key and you put a 14mm wrench over it. The allen key holds everything still while you loosen it. I dont see how this is gunna help you get the lower bolt off.


Back to the lower bolt on the control arm:
Once the nut is off, you got to continue to unscrew it thru the control arm. Just keep wratching it for ever.
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