![]() 03/09/2020 at 21:38 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
First time wrenching on the Tundra. Swapped out the UBJs. Had to DIY a press to pop them out as none of the dies that came with the rental press fit. Replaced the old ones with greasable Moogs.
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Good improvisation there. I would have thrown in the towel and taken it to a shop. I mean, I would have done that from the get go, but you get my point.
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Every internet thread I found alluded to this issue, so I knew what I was in for.
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I use sockets all the damn time to assist in pressing stuff out. My 3/4" drive sockets see more duty as press receiver tubes than they do for turning bolts!
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#Fakenews
Everyone knows Toyotas never need repairs.
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The PO’s 3” lift with stock control arms may have thrown off the feng shui of the build.