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No they don't come apart any further than that without removing the nut, but you will struggle to remove the nut now its off the car, you will be better just bolting it back in place, remove the nut, then the end off the drive shaft will just slide out the bearing, its a easy enough job if you have a socket big enough.
hold on. cant you undo the hex-head bolts through those holes? once they are out, the hub carrier comes out of the upright.
Also - another offer :-) i have the correct socket, torque wrench etc - in in Melbourne (nr Derby)
Plus i did this job myself last month
Also - another offer :-) i have the correct socket, torque wrench etc - in in Melbourne (nr Derby)
Plus i did this job myself last month
Edited by darkcat on Wednesday 1st December 16:42
Best done on the car, but dont worry you can cut the nut off, use a hacksaw or a very thin cutting disc in a grinder. You should renew both hub nuts anyway on reassembly so nothing to lose, just take your time and do it carefully, DO NOT
damage the threads. Both nuts and washer available mail order, i used clever trever but plenty of other suppliers.
damage the threads. Both nuts and washer available mail order, i used clever trever but plenty of other suppliers.Barkychoc said:
darkcat said:
hold on. cant you undo the hex-head bolts through those holes? once they are out, the hub carrier comes out of the upright.
Will the driveshaft flange come through the upright?(its still attached to the hub while the hub nut is in place)
It won't on the V8S.


Quinny said:
V8NRG said:
If i have to put this back on the car to undo the nut............wont the drive shaft, diff, prop shaft, gearbox and engine have to be in place to stop it spinning ?
It might help to have those minor components in place
But I see no reason why it can't be undone in a good size vice..... That's how I tightened mine up...


Edited by V8NRG on Wednesday 1st December 21:44
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