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Date:         Wed, 10 Jun 1998 13:22:23 -0400
Reply-To:     "Michael T. DeLessio" <delessio@SONALYSTS.COM>
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From:         "Michael T. DeLessio" <delessio@SONALYSTS.COM>
Subject:      Help with upper ball joint
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Hello all,


I'd like to say thanks to all those who replied to my water pump
installation questions.  All went well, I installed a new water pump, engine
mounts, and gaskets on the exhaust.  We made it through our maiden voyage
without any leaks or explosions, so I'm taking that as a good sign.  On to
the next problem, I need to install a new upper right ball joint and new
front brake pads on my '84 Westy.  Do I need a special tool to replace the
ball joint?  Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,
Mike D.


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Michael Delessio                                        Sonalysts, Inc.
Email: delessio@sonalysts.com                        215 Parkway North
Work: (401)849-0400 X130                            Waterford CT 06385
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