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Old 05-05-2009, 12:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Axle Nut Help!!!!!!!!

ok so im doing a swap on my si h23 to h22. and i pulled the driver side axle off with just a ratchet and a 3 foot pipe for some leverage worked awesome came right off. whent to the passenger side and i wrecked my 1/2 snap on ratchet so i got a 1/2 breaker bar, broke that too, i have a air compressor and and a impact gun and it isnt doing ****. i have used heat wd-40 breaker bars impact gun every thing and it wont budge and im tired of breaking tools what do i do?
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Buy a bigger breaker bar

I had a tough time with one of mine too. Just got a really long breaker bar (5 ft) and jumped up and down on the end until it came loose
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Luckily I had aftermarket rims that had a big enough hub to get the 32mm (or 36mm? can't remember) socket in while the car was still on the rims. Then I just jumped on it with the end of a craftsman jack handle and it came off. With the car on jack stands, I doubt I would have done the same thing.
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an impact didnt get it off? what size air compressor were you using?
just for the hell of it, try all 3 things at once:heat, wd40, and an impact.
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did you take the notch out?

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PB Blaster ftw. Soak that bad boy and let it sink in over night, then use the impact wrench.
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When i swaped my axel's, i got so f***ing iritated with my axel nuts that i used a dremel tool and cut those mf's off!!!! luckily my new axels came with new axel nuts.lol
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If it still runs, take it to express oil change (or whatever shops are up there in seattle) and ask them to just loosen the nut for you.
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thanks for all the input i finnaly got by using a pipe wrench and hook that to the socket the putting like a 4 foot pipe on the end and just cranked it wow was that a pain in the ass but got it off, and the motor came out that night
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