also- anyone got any tips for getting the old lolly pops off the wishbones?? they dont want to move!
Lollypops! solved thanks!
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petchy
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these arrived the other day, but are the polybushes in the lollypops wrong way? id have thought they should be in the other way?? they dont look like they will slide all the way onto the wishbone!
also- anyone got any tips for getting the old lolly pops off the wishbones?? they dont want to move!
also- anyone got any tips for getting the old lolly pops off the wishbones?? they dont want to move!
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ross2009
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the one your holding in your hand is for the opposite side look at the receses on the top of the one on the car they should be at the top
to get the old ones out best bet would be to burn them out they can be a pig or cut them out
to get the old ones out best bet would be to burn them out they can be a pig or cut them out
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petchy
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ah yes cheers! makes sense.
dont know how i missed that one!! what a doofus!
think id better get another gas bottle for my blowtorch.
thanks again.
dont know how i missed that one!! what a doofus!
think id better get another gas bottle for my blowtorch.
thanks again.
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Can also get them out by using a bearing puller as a pusher, a vice and a suitably sized socket.
Lollipop in vice. Get the 3 legs of the puller to grip the lollipop, place a socket and a large washer (if available) on top of the bush and tighten up the puller with a ratchet. With some effort, the bush will work its way out.
Lollipop in vice. Get the 3 legs of the puller to grip the lollipop, place a socket and a large washer (if available) on top of the bush and tighten up the puller with a ratchet. With some effort, the bush will work its way out.