Tips for pulling axel?

[aaron_drift]

Hey guys and girls,

So i got my new clutch last week, but that night i went out and ended up breaking my crown and pinion (so i think from the advice i've been given).

I'm up to the stage of pulling my axels, and its taking a very long time! I don't have the priverledge of a slide hammer.

Anyone got some tips for getting these puppies out of there??

Thanks

Aaron.

**Its a TRD 2 way diff.

[kane]

Once you get all the bolts off, put the wheel and a couple of nuts back on, put your feet on the trailing arm/wheel arch, and pull!!
Has worked every time for me, you can get a better grip on the wheel, and the extra weight on the end of the axle helps.


Hey guys and girls,

So i got my new clutch last week, but that night i went out and ended up breaking my crown and pinion (so i think from the advice i've been given).

I'm up to the stage of pulling my axels, and its taking a very long time! I don't have the priverledge of a slide hammer.

Anyone got some tips for getting these puppies out of there??

Thanks

Aaron.

**Its a TRD 2 way diff.[/b]

[Gilly]

look at the bottom of the tech questions page there is a thread that has all the answers

[aaron_drift]

thx mate, i have literally been pulling at the slut for ages!!! :@ :@

Will try that one, have been putting the discs on backwards but a wheel sounds like a bigger area to pull off (obviously)