Description
WORKPRO Ball Joint and Tie Rod Separator Kit – 5 Pieces – Model WP204011 – is the optimal engineering solution for disassembling steering and suspension system joints without the need for hammers, which can damage sensitive parts. This kit combines two separation methods (pressing and fork), giving the technician complete flexibility in handling various types of cars and tight spaces.
Professional Features and Benefits:
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Specialized Kit (5 Pieces): The kit contains the most common tools for separating ball joints, tie rod ends, and steering column links, making it a comprehensive kit for most passenger cars and light trucks.
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Two Smart Separation Methods: The kit allows you to use the screw-type method for quiet and precise pressure that protects boots and joints, or the fork-type method for areas where the press cannot be installed, ensuring solutions for all undercarriage complexities.
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Superior Quality Manufacturing Materials: The pieces are manufactured from a strong blend of carbon steel and chrome vanadium steel, providing exceptional resistance to twisting and corrosion even under continuous work pressure in large workshops.
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Protection of Surrounding Parts: The edges of the tools are designed to slide easily between joints, reducing the likelihood of tearing rubber dust covers or scratching control arms.
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Durable BMC Case: The kit comes in a hard and organized plastic case, protecting the tools from rust and loss and making them very easy to carry to the worksite.
Technical Specifications (WP204011):
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Model Number: WP204011.
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Number of Pieces: 5 essential pieces.
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Materials: High-strength carbon steel + Chrome Vanadium (Cr-V).
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Working Method: Mechanical press (Screw) and separating forks.
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Use: Separating ball joints, tie rod ends, and suspension system links.
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Brand: WORKPRO.
Why is this kit a successful investment?
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For Professionals: Speeds up the maintenance process and reduces the physical effort involved in disassembling old and rusty joints.
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For Advanced Amateurs: Ensures parts are disassembled without breaking them, saving the cost of purchasing additional spare parts that may be damaged by primitive disassembly methods.
Technical Tip: When using the screw-type separator, be sure to apply a drop of oil to the screw threads before tightening; this reduces friction and allows the pressure force to be fully transferred to the joint, making the "pop" of separation occur smoothly and with minimal effort.
