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what size socket do i need to remove my halfshaft

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Old 06-07-04, 01:05 PM
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thank you friend
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I thought it was a 32mm?
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The parts that mount to the flange whoever is 14mm IIRC. The hubs can be removed with a 1.25" I believe
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its 32mm
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It's a 33 for future reference! I went to autozone rented the 36 went all the way to Daytona to the junkyard and found out it was wrong.....what a wasted day...later found out it's a 33mm

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Autozones computer says 33
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it's 32MM. You'll need an impact gun as well if you've already removed the rear calipers.
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its 32mm
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33 might and probably will work....but it should be a 32. It's a lot like most people recommend using a 2 1/8 inch socket on the flywheel nut. I use a 2 3/16 and it works just fine. Does not slip or round off the nut, just removes the nut.
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