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Rear Axle Removal

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hotshotsqf

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Dec 21, 2007
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Is there a specific order on how to remove your axles on a 2g? or something i can look at here? I'm having trouble removing the bottom shock bolt:cry:

ok WD40 took care of it, i also removed the rear caliper, but the axle still won't come out? I did what the chilton book said to do, but still no luck. I took off upper control arm bolt, shock bolt, some linkage with balljoint, caliper, what am i missing?????
 
But since my shafts are full shafts not half shafts do i have to take the rear disc off? or do i pop it out of the diff first? :rocks: i tried taking it off from the disc first but the threading on the axle is too long and wont pop out LOL it's fighting with me all the way.
 
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