Help getting Torsion keys OFF

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PlazaEJ

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Usually, it's the control arm end of the torsion bar that is difficult to break free.
Did you spray penetrant on that end also?
 

chaack

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i used a pneumatic air hammer with a round flat head bit . Came right out
 

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You'll have to buy it. I bought the air hammer and bit at harbor freight for around 25$. Probably not the best quality but I've had it for a few years and it still works great
 

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PB Blaster is your friend.


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Thanks for all the tips, everyone! A $20 air hammer and some kroil knocked those keys out in about 10 minutes!

Front needs lowered down but I got too hungry to finish haha



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