Puller for Ball Joint Fork 24 mm Jonnesway AN010045

Jonnesway Puller for Ball Joint Fork 24 mm AN010045 is a mechanical tool designed to remove ball joints from fork-type suspension or steering components. The tool features a 24 mm fork opening that fits around ball joint studs and similar pinned connections, allowing controlled extraction with minimal risk of damage to surrounding components. It is intended for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts working on cars and light commercial vehicles.

Advantages

The puller provides a precise, mechanical method for separating ball joints from forked suspension or steering parts without hammering or heat, reducing the chance of damaging boots, seals, or control arms. Its 24 mm fork opening is sized to engage common ball joint studs securely, enabling steady, axial force during removal. The robust construction ensures repeated use in workshop conditions, while the simple design makes setup and operation straightforward.

Suitable for

• Removing ball joints from fork-type suspension or steering components
• Pressing out pinned connections and studs around 24 mm fork width
• Automotive repair tasks in professional garages and home workshops
• Maintenance work on cars and light commercial vehicles

Key specifications

• Fork opening: 24 mm
• Tool type: Mechanical ball joint fork puller
• Application: Fork-type suspension and steering components
• Material and construction: Steel construction suitable for workshop use
• Operation: Manual screw-driven extraction for controlled force application

How to use

Position the 24 mm fork opening around the ball joint stud or pinned connection so the fork engages the underside of the joint. Align the puller body with the stud axis and thread the forcing screw to contact the stud end or the pressed component. Turn the screw steadily using an appropriate wrench until the joint is pressed out of the fork or housing. Inspect surrounding boots, seals, and surfaces during removal to avoid unintended damage and stop if excessive resistance or misalignment occurs.

Usage recommendations

Use the puller on clean, accessible joints and ensure the tool is correctly aligned before applying significant force. Wear eye protection and gloves during operation. Apply penetrating lubricant to corroded studs if initial movement is difficult, and, if needed, combine with light tapping from a soft-faced hammer to break corrosion before using the puller. For components under tension or with complex assemblies, consult vehicle service instructions to avoid suspension misalignment or damage.