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Old October 25th, 2007, 08:44 PM
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axle?

What is all required to replace a axle on a 91 teg in my garage?
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like tools wise?

jack (preferably jack stands as well), 1/2 impact, pry bar, 1lb or bigger hammer, 1/2 drive sockets, dikes, needle nose, alxe nut is probably about 33mm or so 1 1/2 socket will work too, punch. thats all i can think of at the moment

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Old October 26th, 2007, 12:08 AM
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Just to summarize what was basically already said.....

This is what I use on a CRX, not sure if the sizes are different on a Teggy. Also, you MUST use my DIY for removing the lower control arm..... you will thank me later.
  • 1/2 inch impact gun (I use an extension and swivel to make it easier as well)
  • 32mm socket for the axle nut (sometimes these are 1" drive so you may need an adapter)
  • 19mm socket for the lower ball joint
  • 17mm socket for the tie rod end
  • 17mm socket for the shock fork bolt (CRXs do not have enough room in the fork to slide the axle through it. I'm not sure how Teggys are. As a tip when replacing forks on a CRX use the DelSol ones, they bolt up and are larger so you don't need to remove the fork when replacing axles.)
  • Dikes or needle nose pliers for the cotter pins on the castle nuts that hold the lower ball joint and tie rod end
  • Pry bar to get the axle out of the transaxle (depending on which side you may need more than the pry bar)
  • Medium sized hammer
  • Punch for indenting the axles nut when reinstalling
  • Jack
  • Jack stands and wheel blocks
  • Two new cotter pins
  • Maybe MTF if you spilled some but this shouldn't happen.
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