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Recently did a boot swap on the old 700 Grizz and found a boogered up thread on the top knuckle ball joint.

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Can I just order the part and replace this piece myself or does this have to be done by a prof. mechanic? What tool do I use to get it out? Some kind of press maybe?

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Edited by toonces
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Item: 5LP-23579-00-00 $29.09

powersportswarehouse.com

I think I punched up a 2012 grizz as I didnt know the exact year.

OB is correct. :)

If the threads are good where the nut sits, Ive been known to use a triangle type file to fix the other threads.

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