need help asap
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need help asap
YouTube - im stumped
moms a 375 that packs 380 betrra i tried dropped the spindle toand pull it as one unit that dint work
moms a 375 that packs 380 betrra i tried dropped the spindle toand pull it as one unit that dint work
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Joe, somewhere around 4 or 5 seconds into your video, I see the notches in the spindle nut.
Takes a socket like the one in Scott's post.
Do be aware there are several versions, 4 and 6 prong with several different diameters.
Takes a socket like the one in Scott's post.
Do be aware there are several versions, 4 and 6 prong with several different diameters.
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thank guy i found one it tokk about 2 hours of tracking it down but i got one side striped to the spindle but the slip over clip on the other is not wanting to come out
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Couldn't tell if you got it Joe, but there is a wire ring just inside the hub there that holds the body of the hub lock in. What i did to take mine out was take my pocket knife and pry the end out of the groove, then take something with a hook on the end (a bent paperclip is just fine) and grab that wire and pull it out.
Then that aluminum body will slide out, then the nut is right behind it. You'll need the socket posted above for that.
Take that nut out and the whole hub slides off the spindle. Then you'll see the nut that hold the spindle on, and after you remove those and the spindle the axle will slide right out.
Then that aluminum body will slide out, then the nut is right behind it. You'll need the socket posted above for that.
Take that nut out and the whole hub slides off the spindle. Then you'll see the nut that hold the spindle on, and after you remove those and the spindle the axle will slide right out.
