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rounded the last(as always its the las one) torx bolt att the driveshaft connection on the right side of my diff, cant get hold of it at all, and welding doesnt seem so smart in that area.. gonna try hammering in a bigger torx socket tomorrow, but i doubt it will work.. all bolts were tightened hard, but this one took the price...
ive tried those sockets before on "stndard" bolts but not very impressed, and im not sure they will fit over the torx bolts, the space between the bolt and flange might be to small...
Rap it on the head with a hammer and then take a 12 point 12mm socket and hammer it over the head, then put your ratchet on and turn. I prefer to use a 1/2 inch drive socket which makes turning a little easier. Easy as pie.
Rap it on the head with a hammer and then take a 12 point 12mm socket and hammer it over the head, then put your ratchet on and turn. I prefer to use a 1/2 inch drive socket which makes turning a little easier. Easy as pie.
This is how I undid all my gearbox and diff driveshaft bolts on the last 2 cars.
Sometimes it's hard to remove the bolt from the socket but if you get another socket on to it that's bigger or even a couple you can wind the bolt back in somewhere and the other sockets act like a spacer and pull the bolt back out. (hope that makes sesnse)
thank you all for then answers I think im going to use insex bolts instead of torx and use loctite instead of tighten them so damn hard i guess they're standard M8 insex bolts so that won't be a problem finding
managed to get it off now i got another problem, the drain plug is seized....and the check plug is also seized... really bad, im going to round the plugs too if i try using force...
so i took the three small bolts located on the diff lock mechanism side(1 on top and 2 under) and took them out to drain the oil, its gonna take a while i guess, not much flow thru them.. but, how do i refill the diff later? thru one of the small holes?
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