07-10-2009, 04:05 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-10-2009, 04:07 AM by Focus man. Focus..)
Use a long bar on the handle of your wrench. That is what I did to take them off and put them back on. I used a breaker bar and a galvanized fence post. Both to take them off and put them back on. No problems yet and it has been at least 6 weeks. I just made sure that they were super tight.
You can have the fence post if you want one. We have a few laying around and you are in my area.
You can have the fence post if you want one. We have a few laying around and you are in my area.
Focus man, Focus........ Team Psychological Disaster
2008 Taurus X to be modded.
2002 ZX5 parted out. Forever known as the "SLOCUS".
2010 Dyno #'s 102.96HP/105.84TQ
2011 Dyno #'s 111.44HP/115.17TQ
Still The Weakest Link
Dial 1-800-AUTO-PARTS for your local speed shop.
2008 Taurus X to be modded.
2002 ZX5 parted out. Forever known as the "SLOCUS".
2010 Dyno #'s 102.96HP/105.84TQ
2011 Dyno #'s 111.44HP/115.17TQ
Still The Weakest Link
Dial 1-800-AUTO-PARTS for your local speed shop.