Posted by ryanwheelock on March 11, 2010 at 08:38:41 from (67.59.45.26):
Sorry for the OT but cant figure this one out. 2004 Saturn Ion, trying to remove the struts, most strut mounts I've seen always have a couple of bolts the hold it to the tower area. this one only has the big main nut and the threaded rod from the center of the strut on the top side of the tower area under the hood with a dowel just to the siad of it poking up. How do you undo the strut/ strut mount for the car? Only have the strut spring compressor that is mounted on the wall and not the ones that can be bolted onto the spring when its on the car. Thinkin maybe need that tool the compress the spring and then undo the main rod nut. Any input would help THanks Ryan
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