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T21SVJ

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Registered: 14th Sep 06
Location: formby Drives: Company Cars
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13th Aug 07 at 10:31

How easy are they to change on a corsa? any specail tools?

Dean_W

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Registered: 13th Dec 05
Location: Downham Market, Norfolk
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13th Aug 07 at 10:38

Easy. No special tools required.

T21SVJ

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13th Aug 07 at 10:40

so could i just do it on my drive then? would i have to change the ball joint aswell?

Dean_W

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13th Aug 07 at 10:48

You can work around the ball joint, by leaving it attached to the hub. Undo the two bolts that hold the ball joint and the tie bar on, and the strut will come away. Then you can undo the bottom arm and replace. Things may be a bit tight going back together though.

Dave A

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13th Aug 07 at 11:27

replace the balljoints at the same time, only £7 each. buy new arms with the bushes alreay in as well, makes things so much easier.

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