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    Default Tool to remove bottom front arm A4 1.8T – 31-08-2007,12:39 PM
    Hi, looking for a ball joint splitter to fit the front lower arm on my A4 1.8T 1996. Its 26mm mouth and bigger than rear one. I removed it eventually with a F.B.H, but really want to purchase a proper scissor type splitter for future use. I know KLANN TOOLS do one but it costs over £100, a bit on the steep side for a home mechanic! please could anyone tell me where to obtain one from for future use, or has anyone got a really good way of removing the front lower arms. Thanks in antisipation...
     
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    Default Re: Tool to remove bottom front arm A4 1.8T – 17-02-2008,08:48 PM
    you should be abke to get the tool from any good spares shop think there called ball jojnt spliters for about 30pounds
     
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    Default Re: Tool to remove bottom front arm A4 1.8T – 20-02-2008,11:58 PM
    Sealey do one with a 28mm jaw width.Same spec as the Klann one, can be had for about £25.
    Part Number VS3802.
     
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    Default Re: Tool to remove bottom front arm A4 1.8T – 21-02-2008,02:09 AM
    HI There
    The best what You can do is get 2 hammers and you don't need any tools its easy v.quick and v.simple . Have fun
     
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