How hard is it to reinstall the ball joint in the upper arm? Do I need any special tools (presser???)? The instructions just say reinstall in reverse
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Do you mean install balljoint into spindle? The balljoint doesn't come out of control arm. It does take a little effort to get it back to the spindle but a big pry bar will do the trick.
373022
It is a simple process, you just unscrew the old head (counter clockwise) and screw the new one back in.I went through the similar process, takes a few minutes, that's all.
1509859
you need to hold the shaft below the ball with pliers and unscrew the ball. Pull the assembly out of the spout and put the new one back in reverse order. When you tighten the new ball hold the shaft with something to protect it from getting marred. Hope this helps
1268883
Oh yes! I recently used to do upper and lower ball joints on a E 250 van 2003. The pictures don't do the tool justice. Also search youtube for helpful videos
1890044
The ball head should be able to come off, not sure how to do that. I tried to remove it but no success. Although 4th pics from product page does have inverted center column.
1597169
The control arm has the ball joint installed. You don't need to buy anything else. This will replace the upper control arm assembly in a Honda
291150
Hi Lulu!As you can see in the main/first image on the listing, the metal barrel screws off the pen and the tip is then able to be removed, which would also be where you place a new one on and then screw the barrel back in place. If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Kindly,Jessie / The Friendly Swede Hi Lulu!As you can see in the main/first image on the listing, the metal barrel screws off the pen and the tip is then able to be removed, which would also be where you place a new one on and then screw the barrel back in place. If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref... » Read More Hi Lulu!As you can see in the main/first image on the listing, the metal barrel screws off the pen and the tip is then able to be removed, which would also be where you place a new one on and then screw the barrel back in place. If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Kindly,Jessie / The Friendly Swede « Show Less
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All current models have a plastic gear. The issue is with the poorly made white shaft. Overtime this deforms and causes the gear to not retract. You need the gear to give otherwise it would stay engaged with the throw wheel and damage the engine. To replace this, your going to have to build your won tool. Hope this makes sense to you. If you inspect your old starter you will see the warp in the shaft that keeps the gear from smoothly retracting. The shaft that I am referring to is the white plastic shaft that the gear travels on.
397175
If I understand your question, you can probably press or punch the allen to remove it from the socket end. You may end up with a loose fitting assembly if you plan on putting it back together. There is no allen screw or pin holding this assembly together. I would guess it is a "Press fit" assembly. You might be better off buying a set of sockets. :-)
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I have the same gun, I'm not sure what could be wrong in the installation, it is a little tricky.. remove the old handle and install the supplied bracket on bottom of frame. Then put the new grip over the fame with bracket installed.. Put the supplied screw into the bottom of grip will go into the new bracket and should fill secure once screw is tight. Hope this helps..
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The bolt and nylock nut may be to tight, just loosen both just enough that the arms move freely. The amount that you loosen them should be very minute at first and a small amount of some type of spray lube is okay too. The wood screws it came with should also be replaced with a higher quality screw And pre drill out the holes first before shooting screws into studs. I really like mine. Hope this helps.
199543
Push the blue button in the handle below the blade if you're using an older non-Flexball model, after ejecting the old blade, insert the handle into the new blade container and push until you hear a "click" and remove the newly rearmed razor. With the new Flexball, push the orange ball to eject the old blade and then insert the handle into the new blade container. Push until you hear the "click" and remove the newly rearmed razor. Good luck.
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If the current tip is not a screw-on u nit, then you'll need to replace the ferrule with one that will accept screw-on tips. It's actually not too difficult - just make sure not to break off the small diameter wod of the shaft that the ferrules slide onto. Split the side of the plastic ferrule that's on it with a blade to tremove tension, then simply pull it off - glue/press-fit the new one on. Amazon and other places sell 'kits' that include a couple of ferrules and tips. Just make sure to measure the diameter of the wooden cue tip right next to the existing ferrule, just to double check on the correct ferrule diameter required to remain flush when installed. Good luck! Alternatively, pry off the tip that's on your cue now, and look for a brass threaded insert in the ferrule - I've seen guys do that before, too, if they couldn't find screw-on tips, or wanted to use a more expensive glue-on tip.
1842822
yes you can buy just the bushings but you need a press to install them properly. I would recommend to replace the whole arm as if the bushing is worn out then the ball joint is probably worn out also.
743496
Can you tell if the nut insert is moving when you try to install the ball mount? If you were able to removed the allen head bolt with ease. I would think the threads are not strip out.
1137321
no, you have to remove and use the arm from your old unit , easy to do. or you can purchase arm
1562462
I dont know. I noticed the same thing so i just went with this one and it works fine for me! Nice and solid and the arm extends out. I noticed it was kind of tight spinning in a circle so I took it apart and removed the grease that was in it and replaced it with some bearing lube lol now it spins real easy.