Help: Anybody have the two special tools needed for strut top hat removal?
Hey guys (and gals),
I am trying to change the springs on my struts and just discovered that I need a couple special tools..

Does anybody have these who would be willing to let me borrow them? Does anybody know where I can buy these?
The part numbers are
MB991682
and
MB991681
thanks!
Miguel 406-579-7004
I am trying to change the springs on my struts and just discovered that I need a couple special tools..


Does anybody have these who would be willing to let me borrow them? Does anybody know where I can buy these?
The part numbers are
MB991682
and
MB991681
thanks!
Miguel 406-579-7004
http://www.evomoto.com/tech_articles..._article_id=22
Hey guys (and gals),
I am trying to change the springs on my struts and just discovered that I need a couple special tools..

Does anybody have these who would be willing to let me borrow them? Does anybody know where I can buy these?
The part numbers are
MB991682
and
MB991681
thanks!
Miguel 406-579-7004
I am trying to change the springs on my struts and just discovered that I need a couple special tools..


Does anybody have these who would be willing to let me borrow them? Does anybody know where I can buy these?
The part numbers are
MB991682
and
MB991681
thanks!
Miguel 406-579-7004
If you leave the strut in the car, you can access the top nut and break it loose before you remove the top 3 nuts and the two bolts that hold the strut in place. Don't loosen it to much, just break it loose, use a spring compressor and then take it all the way off.
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I don't remember exactly how I removed mine but I know they were out of the car and the only special tools I had were the spring compressors. Pretty sure we just used a crescent wrench
Andrew (Forsaken) told me that I can go to sears and get some open-ended sockets which should make it super easy.
I bought the set of open ended sockets from sears and got it done. When I was undoing the tophats, the piston of the strut was not turning. So, it looks like I didn't really need the open ended sockets after all. Oh well. It's finally done. Thanks everyone.
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