JSimmons
07-14-2008, 23:21
Hello everyone,
Well, I'm just about finished with my OME suspension install on the TJ, however, I have run into a bit of a dilemma. Pretty much every tie rod end/ball joint type connection that I need to separate on my Jeep are completely seized up. I've tried the pickle fork method, wack-it-with-a-hammer method, freeze-off, WD-40 and a puller tool. All have failed. Which leads me to one conclusion: the user must be faulty. The connections in question are the front sway bar links, the steering dampener to draglink link and the front track bar to axle link.
That being said, is there anyone out there that can help me get my rig back on the road before this weekend comes? I have family coming into town this weekend and need use of the vehicle. I'm also coming off of leave this weekend and HAVE to be able to get to work next Monday.
I am located near Augusta, Georgia (otherwise pronounced as Joe-jah).
Please PM me on MilitaryJeepers if you are willing to come lend a hand. Beer and pizza on the house.
regards,
Joel
Well, I'm just about finished with my OME suspension install on the TJ, however, I have run into a bit of a dilemma. Pretty much every tie rod end/ball joint type connection that I need to separate on my Jeep are completely seized up. I've tried the pickle fork method, wack-it-with-a-hammer method, freeze-off, WD-40 and a puller tool. All have failed. Which leads me to one conclusion: the user must be faulty. The connections in question are the front sway bar links, the steering dampener to draglink link and the front track bar to axle link.
That being said, is there anyone out there that can help me get my rig back on the road before this weekend comes? I have family coming into town this weekend and need use of the vehicle. I'm also coming off of leave this weekend and HAVE to be able to get to work next Monday.
I am located near Augusta, Georgia (otherwise pronounced as Joe-jah).
Please PM me on MilitaryJeepers if you are willing to come lend a hand. Beer and pizza on the house.
regards,
Joel