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Originally Posted by Billybob
The problem is that the LCA's tapered receiver end when still connected to the spindle is actually inside the "cup" of the spindle where it's all but impossible to get an anvil inside and then to simultaneously strike the side 180 degrees opposite!
Fortunately the factory tool makes this part of the operation literally a one minute task!
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Agreed. I didn't find anything easy about getting a hammer in there. I didn't have the factory tool, so that was out. However, I didn't have to worry about the ball joint boot since I replaced the ball joint.
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