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No frills and straight to the point. Great video!

Excellent and detailed instructional video. Exactly what I needed, and no extra garbage that I didn't. Thank you!

This has to be one of the best illustrated video on KZfaq besides another one I came across.thank u for ur upload much appreciated brother👍🏼

Great video. Gave me the direction on which tool to get for our Odyssey. This tool was a life saver. Popped the ball joint loose in about two minutes. It also worked on the tie rod end of my 07 Odyssey as well. Getting the bearing out of the spindle, well that's another story. It was so rusted in there that the bearing puller/press tool cup that you place on the outside bent the spindle lip as I was trying to press it out. Replacement spindle will be here on Thursday. Hopefully it goes back together much easier than this disassembly has been.

Imaging living in a climate that doesn't rust stuff so badly that it strips the bolt and thread on the separator tool when you use it to remove your upper control arm... Lucky yanks. Great video sir.

The best tool for ball joint extraction. Each time I use it, the stud explodes like crazy. It was very smooth in this vid!

Awesome video man, with this content won't be long before you have a million subscribers!! 👍

Thanks for taking the time to make the video.

Extraordinary detail ! Super helpful !! I learned lots !!! Thanks mate . 👊🏼

Thanks! That clears up something I was wondering about, that is, should I avoid PB Blaster right on the rubber boot. So the silicone WD40 will be what I use. And spraying it on the tool as well, great idea!

This man does not skimp on the lube :D

Thanks for the video!

Very good!! Thanks for getting right to it!!

Thank you for posting this

Es usted el primero que veo poner penetrante en el conotuerca,muy buena idea,yo lo hago siempre y me va fenomenal,nadie y digo a nadie los he visto poner aflojatodo,yo lo hago siempre y cuesta menos sacarla,un 10 de 10.

thank you for the instruction sir

Thanks Mr. Ranger

Good video. Try some thick grease on the puller threads to make them last longer.

Nice and clean. 👍🏼

Thank you !!! A lot of other fucking videos just showing off the tool and not putting it to use to demonstrate how it works , thank you very fucking much man only video that shows how its done !

Hi. You should do a video showing how to diagnose a bad joint ball And another suggestion: how to remove, clean the starter (and replace its brushes) on a civic. Tks again, man

Perfect: No Life Story and no Head Banging Music.

This is new, using an impact socket on a ratchet. Usually it’s people using chrome sockets on impacts lol.

I've been using pickle forks. And they've sucked. They not only destroyed a part I wasn't planning on replacing, but I ended up using my jack and the weight of the car while hammering on the side of the knuckle until it finally came unstuck. But I was too stubborn to use fluid.

will this type of separator compromise the rubber boot? I don't need to replace the ball joint but I do need to separate the control arm from the steering knuckle.

to put it back on you just have to screw in the top bolt and put the clip back on right?

Nice video, thanks! Why would they put a 24 mm bolt on this? There is really no need in a 24 mm bolt.

This tool works well for Odyssey. Won't work for 2012 Accord because the fork diameter is too small and the fork is a bit too thick to insert in. Any suggested tool for Accord? Honda's 28mm tool is very expensive.

Hi dose this ruin the ball joints or are they still in perfect usable condition ?

nice! can seperated ball joints be reused?

Thanks for the video. I guess this can also be used in the other ball joint (I think it is the steering arm?) I also happen to have an odyssey. And will pick the tool at AutoZ thanks again.

Applying the pressure to the nut wont hurt the threads?

what kind of vehicle did you use this on?

suddenly my garage door will not close anymore when pressing the button in my honda odyssey. is there a small battery to change in the honda for the overhead buttons? sorry this question is unrelated to your video and extremely stupid i know. any chance its the honda or should i focus on the garage door itself. thank you

Can this be used for a silverado Chevrolet?? Please respond please

Hello! Why did you leave the nut on the screw? I thought you could use the separator without the nut being on the threads.

Thank you! This will help me with my car tonight.

Looks like you have a stock of WD40, man 😃

Make sure to keep the nut just at the end of the stud to protect the threads from getting bunged up. Hard to see in video.

Lots of folks suggest just smacking it with a BFH. Do you totally disagree with that approach?

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