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Re: Rear Wheel Studs
[Re: mlclark]
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11/29/06 11:10 PM
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 39
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Thanks for the reply's. And yeah it is a 2wd 5 speed. How hard is it to get the axle out? I have never even looked at it much less thought about doing it. Do you have to take the diff cover off to get to a C-clip or does it just bolt to the housing behind the brakes? I have a haynes manual at home but I'm work right now. I'll have a look when I get home. Thanks again.
Okay I just went to Autozone.com to look at the repair manuals they have online to see if i could get an idea about the axle. And the method they had to replace the studs is the nut and washer method. But the online rodeo manuals stop at 96 and mine is a 99.
Last edited by jsutton; 11/29/06 11:27 PM.
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