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1939 Drag Link assembly
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Porsche |
08-16-2015 @ 6:08 PM
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Thanks for the info. When I receive the new part I will try out your suggestion
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shogun1940 |
08-14-2015 @ 6:09 PM
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If your inquiring about the tie rod ends,, they have what is called a pickle fork that takes them apart. The other way is to take two large hammers after taking the nut off, one opposit of the other and hit the end 180 degrees ,usually four or five hits and its free.
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Porsche |
08-14-2015 @ 3:45 PM
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I have ordered a new drag link assembly for my 1939 coupe. Does anyone have info on how to install this unit. Do I need a special tool to take the old one off, I just bought this car and could use some input.
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