3rd Gen Hub Nut Removal HELP
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3rd Gen Hub Nut Removal HELP
Ok guys and gals.....I've got a shiny new CV sitting on my garage floor waiting to be installed, BUT I can't get this dang 36mm beast of a hub nut off. I'm yanking on it with a 24" breaker bar, and still nothing...
Is there some secret trick to getting this thing off? Like bang twice, pull thrice, and yell some secret password aloud and hope the gods are on your side?
Come on...there's got to be an easier way.
Is there some secret trick to getting this thing off? Like bang twice, pull thrice, and yell some secret password aloud and hope the gods are on your side?
Come on...there's got to be an easier way.
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Wow. Thats weird..
I luckily had an impact wrench, but, the thing came off really easily.
Try to find some metal piping and stick the breaker bar through the piping hole...
I got some pipe thats about 4 feet long and super thick...i stick that on the breaker bar and its sweet!
I luckily had an impact wrench, but, the thing came off really easily.
Try to find some metal piping and stick the breaker bar through the piping hole...
I got some pipe thats about 4 feet long and super thick...i stick that on the breaker bar and its sweet!
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So really, nothing more than muscle will get it off..ugh. I have to drive 4 hours tomorrow to get my new bumper and I'm sick of CV vibes.
I wish I had a longer pipe laying around, but since I'm always moving I try to pack light.
I wish I had a longer pipe laying around, but since I'm always moving I try to pack light.
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impact wrench anyone ????
and, i hate to ask but, did you remove the key &/or cotter pin?
if all esle fails &/or you cannot get ahold of an impact wrench, i'd suggest trying to crank it in the opposite direction first, then in the direction of removal(cause sometimes you need a running start), or a "cheater bar" on the end of your breaker bar...true, they can sometimes be a "...beast.":
good luck & oh yeah, grit your teeth MORE than you did before.
and, i hate to ask but, did you remove the key &/or cotter pin?
if all esle fails &/or you cannot get ahold of an impact wrench, i'd suggest trying to crank it in the opposite direction first, then in the direction of removal(cause sometimes you need a running start), or a "cheater bar" on the end of your breaker bar...true, they can sometimes be a "...beast.":
good luck & oh yeah, grit your teeth MORE than you did before.
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Originally Posted by SC4Runner
New bumper!?!
What new bumper you getting?
I should get your frigging old stock bumper.
What new bumper you getting?
I should get your frigging old stock bumper.
Meet me in Santa Rosa tomorrow, and you've got yourself a stock bumper.
As you all can see, it's breaktime.
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Impact is usually the best way to get off stubborn fasteners like that.
To me it gets scary when you are using a 6ft pipe on a breaker bar.....but it works.
To me it gets scary when you are using a 6ft pipe on a breaker bar.....but it works.
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