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Old 04-11-2009, 03:26 PM
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Rear Axle Removal Question

I started the removal process of my axles today to replace the cv boots. Started at the rear drivers side. After removing the center bolt of the axle, I slid it out as far as it could go hoping it would clear the hub but I could not get it to clear. I am being extra careful not to bang on it or force it.

Is there anything ai need to do different? I was hoping I could just replace the boots in place.

Took a picture just now but this is after I slid the axle back in place for the time being. I actually will take out the pressure washer later and pressure wash the differential area cuz I think I may just take out the whole axle anyway.




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