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  1. twomorestrokes

    Sockets

    No problem. Had to be done one way or another. 1 1/4" is the more common size for truck pinion nuts.
  2. twomorestrokes

    Sockets

    Well, I got this wrapped up fairly easily. The nut takes a 1 1/2" socket. It is extremely tight, and will probably take more leverage than you can muster to crack it loose while laying on your back with the truck on the ground. I worked around this quickly by using a large breaker bar with a...
  3. twomorestrokes

    Sockets

    Well unfortunately it's way larger than 1 1/4". The largest socket I own is 32mm and that's not even close... Oh well.
  4. twomorestrokes

    Sockets

    Thank you! It's tnly leak on the whole truck!
  5. twomorestrokes

    Sockets

    Sorry to dig up an old thread but I'm wondering if someone can give a serious answer to this question before I pull the shaft and find out I don't have the right socket to continue. Anyone know what size socket I'll need for the rear pinion nut on my M1008? Thanks. Mike
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