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996 C2 front stabilizer drop link replacement

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Hi,

I need to replace the front drop links on the front stabiliser on my 98 996 C2. I slackened off the bottom 15mm bolt (drop link to stabilizer) and disconnected that end of the drop link from the stabilizer. I slackened the larger bolt on the suspension strut (the upper threaded part of the drop link appears to clamp the whole wheel hub to the suspension strut?) I backed the nut all the way to the end of the thread and then gave a few taps with a hammer but the drop link wont budge?

Once the top nut is off is it just a case of applying a bit of force with a hammer to drive the threaded shaft out of the hub or does the top connection need to be unscrewed from the hub (there is a hex right next to the balljoint which can be gripped with an open ended spanner)

Thanks

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