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I can't think of the size but the axle nut sockets are $15-25$ each at a good truck parts store on the shelf or most any auto parts store can order them. Ther are in the 3-4" range not in a standard socket set.
You are as bad as those TV shows.:roll: Just 30min and they rebuild a car.rofl
All that work boiled down to a few paragraphs.:p Sounds like you are doing one heck of a job thought.[thumbzup] This gives me that much more to add to my to do list. Lets see I can put that on page 3,583,495:wink:
Make sure you put some sealer on the retainer when you put it back in. I also find it easyer to use a pipe from the other side to knock out the retainer.
The good news is that it is on pdf. The bad news is that it listed as "CNF" what ever that means. So it may not be floating around out there. You can down load the LO and the HR for it.:wink: But I don't think that will do you much good, sorry.
The only one agaist it, is some one that has never done, does not know how too do it, does not have the tools to do it. But wants to tell every one esle how to do. He wants too tell every one else that has done it what a big waste of time and money it is. But he has not done it so how does he...
OK boot tron. Water mud junk and who knows what else gets in to the front axle and "U" joint or the older ball type joint. Don't clean it, don't check it, don't remove the old conaminated grease. Leve the mud water and junk in there. Just slap on a new boot.[thumbzup][thumbzup]
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