doing 5 lugs conversion, i need help!
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doing 5 lugs conversion, i need help!
I am doing the 4 to 5 lugs conversion and everything is doing smooth until i get to the part where i have to remove the rear wheel hubs. i tried to use puller but it wont move. What is the best way to remove the hubs? any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mel
Thanks,
Mel
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Lord those mamories look succulent ^^^^
yeah so try banging the **** outa it with a hammer, and do opposite sides while your at it to loosen it. And you gotto Bang Hard!! Good luck.
yeah so try banging the **** outa it with a hammer, and do opposite sides while your at it to loosen it. And you gotto Bang Hard!! Good luck.
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This is very common. the splins of the half shafts are rusted to the rear hubs. Soak with PB-Blaster and wait.
Then put the half shaft nutt back on. (ONLY A LITTLE BIT) The use a block of wood and small sledge hammer against the half shaft nutt. You don't want to hammer directly on the half shaft! You could deform/strip the threads.
It took me two ppl to do this job. One to hold the block of wood and one to swing the sledge hammer. 2-3 whacks and the shaft was out.
The moral of the story? Get a bigger hammer!
Then put the half shaft nutt back on. (ONLY A LITTLE BIT) The use a block of wood and small sledge hammer against the half shaft nutt. You don't want to hammer directly on the half shaft! You could deform/strip the threads.
It took me two ppl to do this job. One to hold the block of wood and one to swing the sledge hammer. 2-3 whacks and the shaft was out.
The moral of the story? Get a bigger hammer!
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