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Old 08-20-2008, 02:02 PM
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well i got the part now i just need to change it...if anyone can help please reply or pm me
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anyone?
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the axle shaft or the whole axle?
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- Put the car on jack stands
- Pull the differntial cover and drain oil
- Remove the wheel
- Remove the caliper
- Remove the rotor
- Remove the 5/16" cross pin bolt
- Remove the cross pin shaft or paddle
- Push axle inwards from the flange so the c/clip will drop
- Remove c/clip
- Slide Axle out
- Reassemble in reverse order

Note: Be sure to use loctite on cross pin bolt threads after you have cleaned with brake cleaner.

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axle shaft.... what is the cross pin shaft..sorry im not to familiar.....i opened and drained romoved a bolt ...just dont know how to get to the c clip
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C-clip
-Remove the 5/16" cross pin bolt in center section
- Remove/pull out the cross pin shaft or paddle
- Push axle inwards from the flange so the c/clip will drop
- Remove c/clip
- Slide Axle out
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got it....thanks alot guys.... ...
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if its a 4 channel you will have to remove the speed sensor to push the axle in far enough for the c-clip to come out




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