Orange Crush
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Bought this http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPag...&Description=Ball+Joint+Sleeve+Spanner+Wrench and it does not fit (too wide). Anyone have the correct NAPA part number?
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Ball Joint Spanner Wrench/Socket
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Steve
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I used an old deep well socket and a grinder and made one for free in 5 minutes. 
Well it looks like the one I bought ..about the same money ..I didn't get mine from Napa as I have a personal thing against them But that's my problem...I think mine came from Carquest..
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Orange Crush
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I used an old deep well socket and a grinder and made one for free in 5 minutes.
Yeah, I've read a few posts where people have done that. I may give it a whirl myself...
Landho
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I got one from AutoZone that fit mine... don't have the P/N but can get it Monday (doing fam's stuff for Easter tomorrow, sorry) if noone else gets it.
My machinist skills suck too much to build on myself.
My machinist skills suck too much to build on myself.
sprinksbeme
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Just happen to have mine in my pocket OTC7080 should have them at checker or Autozone
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First time I've seen one with a shoulder like that. Looks like a decent one though. Are you saying that the round part wouldn't go in the hole? Or was it just too short to reach and bottomed out on the shoulder?
Not sure which one you have in Maryland, but CSK (Checker, Schucks, Kragen) has the Powerbuilt one that is straight with no shoulder. Now that they're owned by O'reilley's though, not sure if the stores in your area still use the same tools. Kragen stores do out here.
Paul
Not sure which one you have in Maryland, but CSK (Checker, Schucks, Kragen) has the Powerbuilt one that is straight with no shoulder. Now that they're owned by O'reilley's though, not sure if the stores in your area still use the same tools. Kragen stores do out here.
Paul
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Orange Crush
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Ha-ha-ha....thanks
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Orange Crush
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Yes, the diameter is just one RCH to big to fit. It hits the threads at the top of the hole. It is a nice solid piece, I just need one size smaller. It looks like the "prongs" would fit right in if I could get them down in there.
