Date:         Thu, 31 Jul 2003 07:50:26 -0700
Reply-To:     Zoran Mladen <zmaninco@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Zoran Mladen <zmaninco@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: How do I put the stablizer arm link on?
Comments: To: dxrobertson@NETSCAPE.NET
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Nope, hammer the bottom borken stud UP, not down.
Likely there is a part of the stud that is wider than
the whole left on top of it.  So hammer up, no
problems.

Z

--- David Robertson <dxrobertson@NETSCAPE.NET> wrote:
> i replaced one that broke in the same place.  had no
> trouble.  yes, the top part slides off and the new
> one slides on, by hand.  i used vasoline on mine.
> sprayed the bottom with penetrating oil night
> before.  from what i remember, i think i was able to
> just hammer the broken stub at the bottom down and
> it fell out, as you describe.  mine was easy.
>
>
> david
>
>
>
> VWNut Hawk <vwnut@HAWKCOMPUTING.COM> wrote:
>
> >My stabilizer link arm is broken.  I have one
> coming with a new busing
> >too.
> >It looks like it is pressed on the stablizer bar.
> >
> >Is this something I can force off and then on?  Do
> I lube the area and
> >
> >push it on?
> >
> >The bottom looks like I just take the bolt off.  Of
> course that's were
> >it's broken
> >so I probably just nock it down and out.
> >
>
>
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