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How to remove vl axles??????

Started by evl 25t · 15 Jan 2011 · 5 replies

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evl 25tArchived member
Done a search cant find anything, need a quick answer. Got a 28 spline diff with a mini spool. The diff is removed atm, took brakes off and i read all you need to do is simply "pull" the axle out. I have tryd with a wheel on each end and pulld kick and anything else. Just want to no wat im doing wrong?? Cheers
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PROGMHArchived member
Ensure you've unbolted the bolts that keep it in on the brake end. If that's done, pull like hell. They could be twisted and that's what is keeping them in. I sometimes use a wheel brace or a hammer to lever it out.
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Psi_WagonArchived member
if youve taken the brakes off, look at the of the axle (where the studs are mounted) youll see 2 holes between the studs, one is slightly larger then the other. using the larger hole spin it around so you can get a socket onto each of the 4 axle bolts, once there off itll slide right out
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paul_1989Archived member
I put the disks on back wards half put the wheel nuts on push and slam it back towards you make sure the car is on the stand good
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FST-747Archived member
un do the bolts on the inside and get a slide hammer to rip em out Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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RedJet747Archived member
As said above.....Put the Disc on backward and a few wheel nuts on it and PULL .....It will come out easily.
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