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> Removing Drive Shaft, Removing Drive Shaft
simonjb
post Nov 21 2017, 05:45 PM
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Hi,

The engine and transmission are out of my car and the brakes are removed also. I now want to remove the drive shafts. I have removed the inside bolts.

So now the question is how can I remove the 30mm nut? I've removed the cotter pin and tried using a breaker bar - but the wheel spins because there isn't much weight to the rear of the car.

Any ideas?
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Dave_Darling
post Nov 21 2017, 06:53 PM
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Push down on the breaker bar, not up. If you pull up you can rotate the wheel more easily.

You will likely need to brace the hub against something. Thread in a couple of lug bolts, or other bolts with the same diameter and pitch, and use a really really big bar in between them to brace against the ground.

Impact is better--but you may need to brace the hub anyway!!

--DD
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