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You turn it another 90 degree turn of the bolt after torqueing it. So just line the wrench up perfect with the block on the right and turn it until it pounts out the front of the car. Easy.
which is why they have to be replaced each time they are used. rod bolts are torque to yield bolts. try to re-use them and they will snap or fail. u can get new ones from the dealership for like 8 bucks total!