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Re: Hardest tool I ever had to find
[Re: JohnRR]
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05/07/13 01:29 PM
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Brought home the ball joint tool, from my storage locker, to get a picture of it.
No C-4034 tool.
Have other adapters for the press, but i guess i never had a C-4034, because it never came with the press, when i bought it, way back in the old days.
Do you have the C-4212 press?
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Re: Hardest tool I ever had to find
[Re: hemi71x]
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05/07/13 04:30 PM
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Do you have the C-4212 press?
I have the press, thanks.
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Brought home the ball joint tool, from my storage locker, to get a picture of it.
Sincerely appreciate the effort.
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too bad all the collars , including the one he needs , are MIA
Story of my life.
Not the biggest tragedy in the world. When it comes time when I need it, I'll figure out something...
Like I said: Hardest tool I ever had to find 
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Re: Hardest tool I ever had to find
[Re: Commando1]
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05/07/13 06:24 PM
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Don't know what good it will do you though, if i have it.
You can tell me more about it and I could make one?
 Improvise, adapt, and overcome!! Oorah!
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Re: Hardest tool I ever had to find
[Re: HemiGreg]
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05/09/13 06:49 AM
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The maker of Miller Tools is also the maker of OTC Tools.
Go to their website, OTCTools.com, they have several professional series ball joint kits, see what they have. Their tech support might be able to help.
'69 Hemi Charger 500, ‘70 U code Challenger R/T (These and a bunch others at www.dkowal426.com) P.J. O'Rouke: "The old car ran perfectly, right up until it didn't."
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Re: Hardest tool I ever had to find
[Re: Kowal]
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05/09/13 11:13 AM
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The maker of Miller Tools is also the maker of OTC Tools.
Go to their website, OTCTools.com, they have several professional series ball joint kits, see what they have. Their tech support might be able to help.
Did that. No help unless I can find an engineer there who will in his spare time sift through a million pcs. of old paperwork to find the specs on what it is. They're looking at the same pic you and I are.
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Re: Hardest tool I ever had to find
[Re: Commando1]
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05/09/13 11:23 AM
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I've had a very hard (impossible still) time finding 2 tools 1) Miller tool C-4134 - Steering column centering tool 2) Matco DF-3110 - wheel lip moulding screw removal tool (or equivalent snap on) Both were discontinued decades ago.... I've search for years... begged and pleaded and even prayed... Dear mopar lord... Please hear my cries and bring me my coveted tools... (and while you're at it grant me an NOS driver side quarter panel for a 70 Dodge Coronet) Amen!  
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Re: Hardest tool I ever had to find
[Re: 1_WILD_RT]
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05/09/13 12:43 PM
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JohnRR
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How did you ever get a 4spd in your Chrysler? I've never seen ball joint adapter tool C-4034.... But I could have those balljoints changed without the tool pretty quickly.... I have all sorts of press adapters, I've got a BFH & I've got a torch...
I was wondering the same thing
The part he wants is for putting the seal in place, that is the easy part of the job. I can't even imagine a tech using the press to put the seal on.
Time is money 
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Re: Hardest tool I ever had to find
[Re: 1_WILD_RT]
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05/09/13 01:46 PM
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How did you ever get a 4spd in your Chrysler?
You nailed it. BFH, torch, sawzall...
I'll work around it one way or another.
Was just looking for the easy way out......
"I want..."
"Here ya go"
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