996 C4 - Front Coffin Arm Removal

Thread starter penkhullwolf
Start date Today at 7:39 PM

penkhullwolf

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Today at 7:39 PM

Hi all,

Tried to remove my front coffin arm today and it doesn't seem to be budging at the wheel carrier end, does it get rusted in / two metals reacting?

Seen a youtube video where someone had a similar issue.

Tried spraying some plus gas into it.

Just wondered if anyone had any hints/tips/ things to try?

I got a ball joint separator but can't get the top of it above the nuts screw thread part for some reason.

Haven't tried a pickle fork yet though.

Any advice

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