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  1. Thursday 5th December 2013, 16:37 #1
    NTV70R
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    inner tie rod tool

    has anybody got one of theses for sale as im having abit of trouble removing mine or has anybody got any hints and tips on removing it
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  2. Thursday 5th December 2013, 16:40 #2
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    I usually use a pair of big grips on them and they come off... eventually, either that or a decent pair of mole grips
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  4. Thursday 5th December 2013, 16:44 #3
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    Same here, a set of water pump pliers are pretty good for this...

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  6. Thursday 5th December 2013, 17:16 #4
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    ho wdo those roller tools work anyway? not sure how they grip at all.
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  7. Thursday 5th December 2013, 21:44 #5
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    Found the following tool in my Lidl bike maintenance kit, fitted my P2 perfectly.



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