OTC 6007 lower control arm prying tool is designed for automotive repair, specifically to facilitate the removal or installation of lower control arms. It is used in suspension system maintenance and repair tasks.
Features:
- This lower control arm prying tool is made with carbon steel for robust performance.
- It is designed to safeguard surrounding suspension parts during the removal process.
- This tool is equipped with a forcing bolt that evenly pulls out inserts, preventing damage to surrounding suspension components.
- It works seamlessly with off-centre knockouts for versatile applications.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. How do I clean and maintain this lower control arm prying tool?
A.
- After each use, wipe the tool down with a dry cloth to remove dirt and debris.
- If heavily soiled, use a mild solvent or automotive cleaner with a cloth or brush.
- Avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the tool's finish or components.
- Regularly inspect for signs of damage, such as bent or chipped edges and replace or repair as needed.
- Store the tool in a dry, cool place to prevent corrosion, considering hanging or using a protective case.
- Check the tightness of bolts or screws periodically, ensuring adjustment mechanisms are secure.
Q. What are the factors to consider while choosing a lower control arm prying tool?
A. Major factors include application compatibility, pry bar fit, material durability, compact dimensions, versatility, safety features, ease of use, compatibility with off-centre knockouts and user review.
Q. What safety precautions should I take while using this lower control arm prying tool?
A.
- Wear safety glasses and gloves for personal protection.
- Ensure a well-lit and organised work area to minimise hazards.
- Securely support the vehicle on jack stands with the parking brake engaged.
- Use the tool only for its intended purpose, avoiding excessive force.
- Inspect the tool for damage before use and replace or repair as needed.
- Keep hands and body parts clear of moving parts to avoid injury.
- Maintain stable footing to ensure balance and control while using the tool.
- Be aware of surroundings and the location of others to prevent accidents.
- Seek proper training or guidance if unfamiliar with the tool to ensure safe operation.
