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Richard Y

posted on 2/7/05 at 08:54 PM Reply With Quote
me buddy couldnt come for test drive today as he was on call instead we only went in his landy to get the rear axle assembly ! i shall post a pic in a bit... hehe suffice to say the rear axle hub nuts look well and truly on there someone mentioned further up a 41 mm socket ???? is that right as gotta get one from halfords tommorow?

got a snap on air impact gun of me mate kev (cheers buddy ) turns out though its a different conection to my cheapy netto compressor hopefully to be rectified on monday !

other than that looks ok im hoping that its all the right stuff!!! lol






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Richard Y

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JoelP

posted on 2/7/05 at 09:36 PM Reply With Quote
it is indeed a 41mm socket. whilst you're shopping, you may as well get a hardcore half inch breaker bar - the air wrench probably wont work, a 10mm diameter short air hose would help, but mine isnt up for much looser bolts, never mind hub nuts. Its quite easy with 2 people and a long extension (at least 3 feet!). Make sure you get the thread direction right, as one is left handed. The last few threads should protrude through the nut, so its easy to se which is which.

ps, be careful having the cv joints pressed at a big angle, im sure its bad for them





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Richard Y

posted on 2/7/05 at 10:25 PM Reply With Quote
lol was only two of us and its damn heavy!! hehe its only like that today but i guess its the down side to getting second hand stuff eh hopefully though when i get it sorted tommorow striped to bits etc all looks good

got a breaker bar 3 foot job so should do the job but the snap on impact things meant to shift up to 500 nm apprently lol !!! so we shall see but ill give the bar a go tommorow

ill make sure i get the directions right






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Liam

posted on 3/7/05 at 01:13 AM Reply With Quote
Oh at least the diff is already free of it's bracket - that's something.

The trouble with a breaker bar is stopping the shaft just turning. Just persevere with the impact gun on it's highest setting. It may seem at first that it's not up to the job and wont move the nut at all, but each impact is helping and eventually it will spin off.

The near/passenger/left side is the one with the reverse thread - dont sit there for five minutes tightening it up!

Good luck

Liam

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andyps

posted on 4/7/05 at 08:17 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Richard Y
a 41 mm socket ???? is that right as gotta get one from halfords tommorow?



Halfords don't sell them any more, but you probably already found that out...





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Richard Y

posted on 4/7/05 at 09:55 PM Reply With Quote
lol yes mate got in there sunday and none in there lol indulged in some wd 40 and a hanynes for a sierra to make my self feel better






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Richard Y

posted on 7/7/05 at 08:52 PM Reply With Quote
get in there

got it all disasembled, with out a 41 mm socket as well i shall let you all try and guess how looool

im curious how the hub i now have attachs to the space frame chassis ???


















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