Reply to "Changing rear wheel bearing"

gromo (Guest)

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Originally posted by Kevin Perry:
Boss,
The previous owner didn't lock tite the axle nut on my car, but instead applied lock tite to the half shaft bolts! I've tried to remove these nuts with no luck! Any suggestions? Heat, maybe?

Try with a pneumatic hammer , it worked with me..
I had no trouble removing the special nuts too !! I just used a screwdriver and a hammer , that was enough !! It wasn't loctited or blocked with 400ft/pd otherwise it wouldn't move with a screwdriver and a simple hammer !! The car has only 10'000 miles but that's maybe why the bearing is already dead !!
Where can I buy the tool needed to remove the 2 nuts ?
I'll keep you infomed
Thanks for every answers
Thierry

4/6/0110:31 AM

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