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Lower arm removal - pain in a*se
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#16: Re: Lower arm removal - pain in a*se Author: usher, Location: northallerton PostPosted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 12:37 pm
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think so how come your removing it tho

#17: Re: Lower arm removal - pain in a*se Author: Mounty, Location: United Kingdom PostPosted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 2:35 pm
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CV boot is badly split so gonna replace it while I've got it stripped down. So is it defo a 34mm as need to buy one tomorrow.

#18: Re: Lower arm removal - pain in a*se Author: usher, Location: northallerton PostPosted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 4:06 pm
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dont quote me but i think it is, keep the recipt Smile

haynes or service box dont mention size Sad

#19: Re: Lower arm removal - pain in a*se Author: Mounty, Location: United Kingdom PostPosted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 5:22 pm
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Measured and bought a 35mm socket. Think it might be 34mm now??

Anyhow, impact gun razzed it off in a couple of secs so all good.

Put it all back together today but noticed Haynes 'comic' manual mentions a little guard that protects the ball joint from heat off disc brakes. My GTi doesn't have a guard on either side so just wondered whether it never had them or someone hasn't replaced them?

#20: Re: Lower arm removal - pain in a*se Author: DanT, Location: Torbay, England PostPosted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 5:42 pm
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Mounty wrote:
Measured and bought a 35mm socket. Think it might be 34mm now??

Anyhow, impact gun razzed it off in a couple of secs so all good.

Put it all back together today but noticed Haynes 'comic' manual mentions a little guard that protects the ball joint from heat off disc brakes. My GTi doesn't have a guard on either side so just wondered whether it never had them or someone hasn't replaced them?

Yes it should have the guards but they do tend to go missing when people replace bottom arms, either damaged or forgotten.

#21: Re: Lower arm removal - pain in a*se Author: chuckstar34, Location: London/Worcester/ Grimsby PostPosted: Tue Oct 30, 2012 6:44 pm
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Im with Seabook...grind the bugger to release teh tension...job done...they fall out. Hub...35 seems to be the one we all love to use. See other forum topic covering this.



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