ROTORS Again !! - 98 truck
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Well, a DTR member from the east coast (JKM) was passing through town and all it really took is a little farm boy know-how, a BFH and brute force (and a couple of buggered up 1/2" extensions). We just ended up pounding the rotor off from behind, using a 1/2" extension and the 14mm socket.
The rotor is replaced now (with even more antisieze). THANKS Jayme for lending a hand (ok, maybe I lent the hand)....
There is a GREAT bunch of guys that I have got to personally know on this forum !
Oh, and BTW, a guy at work loaned me a 3 jaw puller and it didnt work either - although it wasnt really large enough.
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I am getting close to attempting this job myself right away too. I bought one of these and hope it works http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog
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I am getting close to attempting this job myself right away too. I bought one of these and hope it works http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog
Make sure you use enough antisieze in the right spots, I didnt for some reason.
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Well I got the ball joints done this last couple days as well as a drivers wheel hub bearing. I first just beat the extension and socket on the bolts with BFH on the pass side with no movement. Then I used the extension against the diff tube end and then hit the steering arm extension. A few stiff blows from there did the trick. All was good until my air compressor decided to blow out the crank case.
Thanks for the tips guys.
Thanks for the tips guys.
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mine were really rusted on too
mine took:
a 1/2" drive socket slightly too big
short 1/2" drive extension
11 yr old boy
power steering
get that bolt screwed out a few turns, put the socket over it, have the kid turn the wheel until I can get the socket between the steering stop lug and the bolt, had the boy turn the wheel back, goes something like this:
"OK TURN IT, NO THE OTHER WAY"
"YA THAT WAY, MORE..... MORE.....KEEP TURNING. "dad its hard to turn" "YUP KEEP TURNING, HARDER. KEEP TURNING...... MORE....STOP!!"
"OK TURN IT BACK, NO THE OTHER WAY!!!!!
"OK STOP......STOP!"
heh
it popped off, but wowza thats a lot of pressure!
mine took:
a 1/2" drive socket slightly too big
short 1/2" drive extension
11 yr old boy
power steering
get that bolt screwed out a few turns, put the socket over it, have the kid turn the wheel until I can get the socket between the steering stop lug and the bolt, had the boy turn the wheel back, goes something like this:
"OK TURN IT, NO THE OTHER WAY"
"YA THAT WAY, MORE..... MORE.....KEEP TURNING. "dad its hard to turn" "YUP KEEP TURNING, HARDER. KEEP TURNING...... MORE....STOP!!"
"OK TURN IT BACK, NO THE OTHER WAY!!!!!
"OK STOP......STOP!"
heh
it popped off, but wowza thats a lot of pressure!
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