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Old Mar 27th, 2019, 14:47   #31
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Getting tight on time..

It doesn't look like there's enough time gap for online deliveries, so I may have to resort to what's available nearby..

Brake grease.

I know not to use copper grease, so..

Is this any good?
https://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/p/c...0250&0&cc5_150
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Old Mar 27th, 2019, 15:18   #32
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Also..

A thing that puzzles me slightly..

Meyle drop links.

I half expected to see thorx sockets inside threaded shafts.

For counterholding when tightening the nuts.

None?
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Old Mar 27th, 2019, 19:34   #33
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boots delivered
shock sleeves delivered
ball joints delivered

now im waiting only for good weather on Sunday,
spring compressors on Friday

and some pointers in regards to that brake grease.. please
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Old Mar 27th, 2019, 20:50   #34
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Yes, it is good.
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Also..

A thing that puzzles me slightly..

Meyle drop links.

I half expected to see thorx sockets inside threaded shafts.

For counterholding when tightening the nuts.

None?
I think you should find that the drop links have spanner flats on the shaft of the ball joint (by the rubber boot end) to take a spanner for counterhold. At least my Meyle HD drop links did...
You may need a slim spanner to do this but it does work well. Just be careful of damaging the rubber boot.
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Yes, it is good.
Seconded.

I've also used silicon grease on the caliper slides in the past to good effect.
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Compressors delivered..

Now for a quick shop at ECP (grease, thread lock, couple of spanners)..


Can't wait for Sunday
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Old Mar 31st, 2019, 08:52   #38
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Spaneeeerrrs! At the ready!

Preseeeeenttt! Sockets!

Fire theeeee! spring compressors!
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Good luck, 'TG'; 'spring' is definitely in the air! Did you remember to put your clocks forward?
Regards. J.
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How does one pull off CV joint?

I expected a notch to insert screwdriver, in order to release circlip..

Nope...

Ideas?
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