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I got the bolt out of the side and it still won't move I have a c clamp pushing up one it and wd40 just pores threw I'm going to try a torch next unless you have a better idea
I was going to post a diagram from my manual but since you got the bolt out you wont need that.. There is a special tool for removing them but I didn't see a pic of it in my manual.
I am not sure hot to get them out if they are stuck but am interesting in learning because I want to install new king pins and bushings soon on my 88 e150.
You mentioned clamp.. Is it one of these ball joint tools that you can get as a loaner tool at the parts store?
I have read to try to push it up instead of down.. Tighten the clamp then hit the end of the clamp a few times.. Tighten the clamp down and repeat..
Some seem to have success with a air hammer/chisels using a blunt tip punch.
As to heating. everything I read is to be careful and not overheat the I-beam part.
One post said to try not to overheat the pin itself so start with a little heat.
Another trick I read was to heat it just a little and use a grease gun and try to force some grease in the fittings. To me though, I would think that the pins are stuck in the I-beam and the grease fittings only grease the spindle.
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