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Thanks for the information. After a little more searching, it looks like Harbor Freight (yikes) has a similar tool for about $90. Do you know anything about this item? Harbor Freight p/n 92882
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Is there a specific Porsche tool for the separation of the ball joint located at the end of the control arm. I am replacing the rear wheel bearing on my 97 Boxster and I think I need to separate the ball joint in order to install the bearing removal tool.
rear suspension
in 986 Boxster Suspension, Brakes, and Wheels
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Thanks again, just ordered the part from Harbor Freight.