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post Sep 24, 2005 - 7:30 PM
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mad.gif Im trying to break the axel nuts loose on my 94st (7a) and they just wont budge. Ive tried electric impact gun, air gun, putting a crowbar between the studs to keep wheel from spinning (bent a stud), tried using my 1/2in. craftsman ratchet with a breaker bar and broke the ratchet. I dont know what else to do. Please help me with any suggestions, thanks.

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post Sep 24, 2005 - 7:41 PM
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have somone sit in the car and press the brakes. then use a 1/2in drive with a really long cheater bar.... i have a long 4 foot pipe that i bought in a hardware store for this.


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post Sep 24, 2005 - 9:52 PM
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QUOTE(lagos @ Sep 25, 2005 - 12:41 AM)
have somone sit in the car and press the brakes. then use a 1/2in drive with a really long cheater bar.... i have a long 4 foot pipe that i bought in a hardware store for this.
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thanks for the advice i appriciate it. However I tried already. The brakes cant be used cause ive diconnect all the lines to pull the motor, so what i did was put a large screw driver in the rotor slot so the caliper would prevent the wheel from moving. I then used a 4ft breaker bar and my 1/2 drive ratchet broke at the cube. I went to sears and replaced it alread. (craftsman) Thanks for the advice anyway.

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