HELP removing axle shafts from MOSER 12 bolt
05-18-2008, 06:18 PM
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HELP removing axle shafts from MOSER 12 bolt I need to find out how to remove the axle shafts from the housing.
I have a MOSER 12 bolt with leaky axle shaft seals (and rear cover but thats another story). Trying to get to them I have already taken the cover off but cant figure out how to get the axle shafts out. I have only done this to my stock 10 bolt so it had the weak little c clips that were a breeze to get out. I had the moser built without them so they are in there differently, crap
. So here i am...
Any info on this would be greatly appreciated thx.
I have a MOSER 12 bolt with leaky axle shaft seals (and rear cover but thats another story). Trying to get to them I have already taken the cover off but cant figure out how to get the axle shafts out. I have only done this to my stock 10 bolt so it had the weak little c clips that were a breeze to get out. I had the moser built without them so they are in there differently, crap
. So here i am...Any info on this would be greatly appreciated thx.
05-18-2008, 06:41 PM
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Sweet I should be able to figure it out now. All i have to do is sift through all the sludge that is covering the backing plate, e-brake piston and everything else then i should be fine. Thanks!!
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I unbolted the four bolts and the backing plates fell off. I still cannot pull the axles out though. The 12 bolt was built by Scott @ Driveline Solutions before he went completely rogue. Are there any other solutions the 12 bolts have for holding the axles in, other than c clips and c clip eliminators? I am stuck, and the axles are stuck as well.
How do I remove the wheel bearing flanges?
Take out the four bolts that hold the brake bracket on, these also hold the wheel bearing flange in, which holds the axles in.
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my friend was filling the rear and dropped a piece of tubing in it, a while back. So we had to pull the cover. We must have used too much gasket maker or not let it dry long enough. The leak was very slow; it did not drip; it just was causing a mess. I think the leaky seal was the bigger issue; it was causing problems with my rear brakes.
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The chicago rawhide part is cr15142 for the seals which can be picked up at oreillys
this below is from here
"Moser part # 9508B
Since you are running the inner housing seals you could also go to the auto parts store and get a Federal Mogul 514003 bearing or a BCA 88128RA bearing. They are the same bearing except they do not have the external O-Ring on the bearing race."
this below is from here
"Moser part # 9508B
Since you are running the inner housing seals you could also go to the auto parts store and get a Federal Mogul 514003 bearing or a BCA 88128RA bearing. They are the same bearing except they do not have the external O-Ring on the bearing race."
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The chicago rawhide part is cr15142 for the seals which can be picked up at oreillys
this below is from here
"Moser part # 9508B
Since you are running the inner housing seals you could also go to the auto parts store and get a Federal Mogul 514003 bearing or a BCA 88128RA bearing. They are the same bearing except they do not have the external O-Ring on the bearing race."
this below is from here
"Moser part # 9508B
Since you are running the inner housing seals you could also go to the auto parts store and get a Federal Mogul 514003 bearing or a BCA 88128RA bearing. They are the same bearing except they do not have the external O-Ring on the bearing race."
