:roll: Should of clarified the side...its on the left
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18 years ago
:roll: Should of clarified the side...its on the left
"in_auto_efficient" wrote in message news:9IedncmAtKzn28beRVn snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com...
OK... piecing it all together (which I shouldn't have to do since it is YOU asking for help - don't be afraid to type complete messages... you aren't being charged by the pixel). Besides, you wouldn't want your reply to come in the same manner, would you...
Now that that is off my chest.... the easiest way to remove the drivers side halfshaft is to remove the passengers side shaft first. A special tool (OTC part number 7140 or similar - go here
This same time would be the perfect opportunity to replace the axle seals as well as inspecting the right side axle to see if it needs any service (if either boot is showing signs of cracking or deterioration....).
Also be aware that the stubshaft can be difficult to reinstall in the hub. There is another specialty tool available for this but, with care, the task can usually be accomplished without it.
"in_auto_efficient" wrote in message news:9IedncmAtKzn28beRVn snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com...
I think you need to go back to the original thread and make a coherent post without starting a new thread.
Jeff
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