CV joint bolt question?
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CV joint bolt question?
alright i need to get my CV joints off (95 pickup) and the bolts wont break loose...ive tried everything i can think of to get it off, anyway to get it off will help
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Just an FYI but the bolts won't break lose, they are press fit into the third member. You have to remove the nuts. Spray them with some kind of oil and let it sit for a while. When I did mine I used two wrenches to push/pull.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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Yeah, using one wrench to press against the frame and one to pull down on really helps.
i know what you mean tho, the spare front diff i have laying in my garage, i cant get one of the bolts off and to make it easier the whole thing is out of my truck.. so sometimes these bolts are on there good.
i know what you mean tho, the spare front diff i have laying in my garage, i cant get one of the bolts off and to make it easier the whole thing is out of my truck.. so sometimes these bolts are on there good.
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yeah well i have a leak inbetween my right cv joint and my front differential...ive sprayed a thing on it that is supposed to help it break loose and then with an impact driver and it still wont come off...
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Check the specs to make sure that they are indeed 17mm and then go to work on them. You might have to spray something like PB blaster on there for several days in a row depending on how much rust you have.
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you might be able to see what I did to get them loose in this thread- https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...ctures-158106/
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Maybe I am missing the context of this thread but the "bolts" are not bolts. They are studs with splines that you can not see until removed. What I did was :
1. take of the nuts
2. put the nuts back on one at a time to use as a place to hit with a hammer so as to not damage the stud threads and punch each stud out one by one. Mine popped right out after a good few whacks.
3. take a small grinder and grind of those splines so that they slip back into place so effectively you now have "bolts".
This will make is much easier to change later and especially if on the trail.
1. take of the nuts
2. put the nuts back on one at a time to use as a place to hit with a hammer so as to not damage the stud threads and punch each stud out one by one. Mine popped right out after a good few whacks.
3. take a small grinder and grind of those splines so that they slip back into place so effectively you now have "bolts".
This will make is much easier to change later and especially if on the trail.
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Maybe I am missing the context of this thread but the "bolts" are not bolts. They are studs with splines that you can not see until removed. What I did was :
1. take of the nuts
2. put the nuts back on one at a time to use as a place to hit with a hammer so as to not damage the stud threads and punch each stud out one by one. Mine popped right out after a good few whacks.
3. take a small grinder and grind of those splines so that they slip back into place so effectively you now have "bolts".
This will make is much easier to change later and especially if on the trail.
1. take of the nuts
2. put the nuts back on one at a time to use as a place to hit with a hammer so as to not damage the stud threads and punch each stud out one by one. Mine popped right out after a good few whacks.
3. take a small grinder and grind of those splines so that they slip back into place so effectively you now have "bolts".
This will make is much easier to change later and especially if on the trail.
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