Rear endlink bolt for sway bar install
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Rear endlink bolt for sway bar install
Hey guys,
I just recently purchased a set of new L-Tuned sways.
I've run into one problem, I'm not sure if there is something I'm doing wrong or what.
Here is a picture to show ya'll.
The circle surrounding the rear endlink bolt (14mm) is a pretty tough little bolt. After finaly being able to get some muscle into it. It budges. But it just keeps turning. It will not come off.
I've searched the few DIY's there are and they say all you need for that part is a 14mm socket.
Any ideas?
I just recently purchased a set of new L-Tuned sways.
I've run into one problem, I'm not sure if there is something I'm doing wrong or what.
Here is a picture to show ya'll.
The circle surrounding the rear endlink bolt (14mm) is a pretty tough little bolt. After finaly being able to get some muscle into it. It budges. But it just keeps turning. It will not come off.
I've searched the few DIY's there are and they say all you need for that part is a 14mm socket.
Any ideas?
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If the allen key does not hold, you can use a pair of needle nose vise grips to hold the part from spinning. If worse comes to worse, you can always resort to a cut-off tool if you have access to a compressor.
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