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Old 03-03-2014, 01:50 PM
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Here you go...

Harbor Freight ball joint seperator - YouTube

Skip to 28 seconds.
Yes, we understand how this works where the balljoint is connected to the arm getting removed. But the balljoint in question isn't mounted like this. There is nothing to lever against. Can't find a picture of just the balljoint, here it is circled. Once the tension strut is removed you are left with the balljoint in the knuckle. Thanks to Stunt for his picture in his 4.6 engine thread.
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