Orion Motor Tech Ball Joint Tool Compatible with Subaru, with Lower Control Arm Prying Tool Upper Ball Joint Puller Lower Ball Joint Puller Compatible with Legacy Impreza Forester Outback Baja
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- Compatible with Subaru Ball Joints :This Orion Motor Tech ball joint puller lets you change out the ball studs and housings on most late model Subaru autos and SUVs, including Legacy (1990-present), Impreza (1993-present), Forester (1998-present), Baja (2003-present), Outback (2000-present) and more
- Precise Fit :The custom sliding pin and housing on this handy suspension tool will press out your ball joint without allowing its stud to spin, reducing the chance of cracks, breaks, or damage when handling stubborn worn, seized, or rusted out parts
- Easy to Use :Our ball joint removal tool fits 24mm impact and socket wrenches and any common slide hammer with a 5/8"-18 threaded end
- Heavy Duty :These ball joint separator tools are made from rugged carbon steel, drop forged, heat treated, and specially coated to provide unrivaled strength and years of reliable service
- Pryer Included :This Orion Motor Tech ball joint removal tool kit includes the lower control arm prying tool necessary to get your work done; it fits any 7/8" pry bar to keep this project a one person job
Manufacturer: Orion Motor Tech
Brand: Orion Motor Tech
Model: Ball Joint & Tie Rod Tools
Item Weight: 2.53 pounds
Package Dimensions: 7.05 x 5.51 x 3.31 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: BJS-SP01-00
Manufacturer Part Number: BJS-SP01-00
Date First Available: March 27, 2023
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Use common sense and don't fully extend the tool and bend the side bar. Use air hammer to knock it the rest of the way out.
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024 by bryson
I just work on my personal vehicles/equipment and had never done ball joints on a Subaru before. Perhaps I should have looked it up beforehand, but I had never really considered that the ball joint would be pressed into a blind hole. Typical presses won't work, and after about two hours of whacking and prying I only got 10% of the ball joint out. After looking to YouTube in frustration, I saw this type of puller an bought this model from OMT. Game changer. This tool quickly and smoothly pulled the joint out using a breaker bar then ratchet, and the tool still looks as good as new. Even if I never use it again it was well worth it. I had previously purchased an OMT branded gear/bearing puller set and was similarly impressed. My experience with their products suggests they are excellent for occasional use in the home or farm shop. They are affordable, but still decent enough to actually do what they are supposed to without breaking on the first use. Just don't try using an impact on pullers with fine threads or they'll strip out in a heartbeat. If you want to get by with cheap tools like this, you have to go smooth and slow.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by K. Vernon
It’s perfect for the job it’s intended for… but the “wings” that provide the torque bent fairly easily. It did get the ball joint out enough for me to pop it out with a bar and hammer. Change the design of the wing piece and your set. If you diy or work on Subarus you definitely want this tool. Even if you only have to use it once, it’s worth it
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024 by Sher
CHEAP MATERIAL WILL STRIP OUT AND MESS UP BALL JOINT THREADS. NIGHTMARE! Buy the ASTRO 78620 SUBARU BALL JOINT PULLER. It isn't easy to find and it's not on Amazon. Try ebay or the ASTRO store.. Good Luck!
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2024 by beamercub
Easy to install, pulls the ball joint out quickly. Do not use an impact, use a socket or wrench.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024 by Adin B.
It works as intended. It would be cool if it came with a cup to install balljoints but still happy.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024 by Amazon Customer
I was able to use this tool to take off the ball joint on a 2007 outback. It worked magically to yank that ball joint out. However, after the joint finally popped out I noticed the pin in the middle of the tool had completely bent inwards. It still "worked" but I wasn't sure it would work again. The other ball joint was equally stuck, and the threaded part of the tool was harder to get onto the threaded part of the ball joint because it was father away because the pin was bent. I got it most of the way into the threads and started cranking. Unfortunately the threads completely stripped and I was unable to remove the ball joint using the tool. I wanted to give it 5 stars because it really does work, but also 1 star because you can only use it once. I split the difference at 3 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024 by G. Book
Works with Subaru
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024 by E.C.