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Old 11-05-2009, 11:41 PM
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QUICK!! Front end link top bolt removal help needed!

Hey guys im trying to install my new springs and i got to the point in guild where you remove the front end link top bolt. it states you only need a 17mm to do this but as i turn the nut the bolt moves as well and its making a squeeky sounds as i turn it.

It just doesnt seem right should the bolt turn as well with the nut? Im worried i am damaging my front end link. Any please respond!
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Old 11-06-2009, 12:32 AM
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You need a small wrench to hold the fixed bolt that turns when you try to loosen the other bolt with the socket. Use the open end wrench to hold it from spinning/turning, and use your socket wrench to un do the bolt off the stud.
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Hey guys im trying to install my new springs and i got to the point in guild where you remove the front end link top bolt. it states you only need a 17mm to do this but as i turn the nut the bolt moves as well and its making a squeeky sounds as i turn it.

It just doesnt seem right should the bolt turn as well with the nut? Im worried i am damaging my front end link. Any please respond!
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Old 11-06-2009, 02:15 AM
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Yeah i figured that out used a 19mm wrench.

You think its okay that it was twisting like that? i just hope its safe to drive and there is no damage lol!

always got to run into something! I think i spent a good 20mins making sure the spring compress were on right and it wouldnt hurt me lol.
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Old 11-07-2009, 07:04 AM
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i used a "needle nose" or "long nose" vise grip to hold the back of the end link .

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