1989 Ford Bronco "castle parts" Questions

...have finished, but mark the one on the truck with spray paint, Now, remove the key from the castle nut, remove nut, with a "pickle fork" if you don't have one autozone or similar will rent

...remove the parts in there then remove the caliper and hub will slide off. you will need a pick set and a spanner socket a.k.a castle socket there is lots of info and walk throughs on ...

...CASTLE NUT,CAREFUL NOT TO OVERTIGHTEN AND TURN TILL YOU CAN INSTALL NEW COTTER PIN THROUGH JOINT STUD.(UPPER CONTROL ARM/JOINT COME AS ASSY,JOINT IS NOT REPLACEBLE SEPERATELY) Ball joints are a tough ...

...parts store will help...if there're not busy). GOES BACK TOGETHER IN REVERSE ORDER: The best thing to do is get pre-packed bearings, new castle pins and a tub of axle grease. Remember, put about 1/2 ...

I need a castle nut for the passenger side tie rod end. Dealer, or nearest auto parts store. Call around will save alot of time.

...parts Jack up vehicle; back off set nut that connects outer to inner tie rod; remove cotter pin and castle nut from outer ball socket of t/r end; take a 'pickle fork' and tap between joint and ...

...inner end of the tie rod). 3. At the other end of the tie rod remove the cotter pin and remove the castle nut. 4. The tie rod end will come out by turning counter clockwise. Before turning it grip ...

Parts or Autozone). Replacing tie rod end: Remove the cotter pin. Loosen (but don't remove) the castle nut. Spray threads going to the adjusting sleeve with Kroyle or any other penetrating oil to make

...parts house, not the cheapest you can find. I replaced the same part on the driver side of my dodge twice. the third time I found that I had to replace the castle nut. once I did this it fixed the ...

...parts store. You'll want new nuts too, get the OEM ones that have the washers (if you have the LX like me, the help hold the hub cap on. 2) Rent a slide hammer from your local rental place if you ...