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I can't offer any assistance on how to remove but I can say that it is highly recommended to NOT use a pickle fork on our cars. I would highly recommend using a claw type ball joint separator.
I can't offer any assistance on how to remove but I can say that it is highly recommended to NOT use a pickle fork on our cars. I would highly recommend using a claw type ball joint separator.
From the angle of the picture, get a long large extension and put I through the hole visible in the pickle fork. Then use leverage and push/pull it out
Had to cut it off. Will buy a separator type remover next.
I think it was bad!
This tool came in handy! One word of caution make sure the piece that slides over the rubber boot doesn't crush the boot it's a very tight squeeze. Also it's so much easier with 2 people.