souNdguy said: (quoted from post at 17:40:31 09/02/09) a 2-jaw puller should fit.
you can take 2 heavy hameers and use one to place agaist one side of the joint, and then hit the other side of the joint 180' away, that way you are striking the socket opposite of the other hammer.. this stretches the metal a wee bit.. that and penetrating oil and the puller should yank it off.... just put the nut back on and grease the splines to keep them from rusting.. somone else may want to put the arm back on down the road.. won't need any washers or anything.. that sector arm shaft will stay put.
soundguy
Sounds like a plan. I'll soak it good with some PB Blaster for a few hours and then do the hammer & puller trick.
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