I had trouble getting them out as well. A little heat and beat did the trick.
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I finally got them out with a vise and oversized socket. I couldn't believe the torque needed in turning the vise, 2 turns with a mallet to get them out. Thanks for all the ideas. Just need to finish the passenger side and get an alignment.
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I have to get mine out to.. Going to try some heat and a small 2 pound sledge hammer..
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Mine only had a 1000 miles on it and that wouldn’t work. Save the effort and drop the LCA and get an immediate alignment.
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