In a message dated 6/15/00 8:38:34 PM, Wolfvan88@aol.com writes:

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***An easier way is to use a medium tie rod puller and remove only the
caliper mount to make room for the tool and then remove the upper ball joint.
*Measure the width of the spindle arm at the top to make sure you get the
correct width.
*The tool is @$12-$15 at auto zone or your FLAPS.
With the correct tools, the job is easy!

Robert
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Robert,
What does the correct tool look like?  When I ask for a tie rod end extractor
at my local AutoZone or FLAPS, they point me to the rack of pickle forks.
Rich