July 18, 201016 yr comment_452634 Lets hope the scissor action doesnt reult in 2 crowbars to the NADS ! :) lmao :D Report
July 18, 201016 yr comment_452636 We've got an audience here now ! Any success OR bandaids yet ? :) Report
July 18, 201016 yr Author comment_452644 haha nar none of that ay id just be like aahhh then kick the car and puch the window well thast what hapend last time i was pulling the dash out of a car i had the dash nerly cut my finger off i dident just punch the window tho i jumped on the bonnet and kicked it in ,,,, the dash came out easy after the windscreen was out haha Report
July 18, 201016 yr Author comment_452686 i got 3 lol got spot lights to just still to dark and it gets cold out where i am realy fast :) Report
July 18, 201016 yr comment_452689 A flanny, trakky dacks n enthusiasm iz what you need ! Scotchies don't hurt either - burp :) Report
July 18, 201016 yr Author comment_452691 A flanny, trakky dacks n enthusiasm iz what you need ! Scotchies don't hurt either - burp :) haha i got that on right now you come here and do it in them and you will know what i mean its allready started to get foggy here Report
July 18, 201016 yr comment_452794 undo the nuts holding the axel in place ,get a slide hammer and attach it to the axel stud and pull.... some times there stuck or stuborn,if you don't have a slide hammer could try a chain attached to a car ,to give it a yank ,bit dodgy, id try the slide hammer option first, :laff: You just won my "Natural selection" award for the week. ;) Is it school holidays againat the moment!? Once those 4x bolts are removed, put the wheel back on. Put 2x wheels nuts on just a little bit so the wheel can slide back and forward on the studs...... and you just made a slide hammer. Give the wheel a good tug and axle should pop out. I normally use a drum like this.... Report
July 19, 201016 yr Author comment_452801 i dident need any of that stuff to get the axels out as soon as i undid the last of the x4 nuts i pulld ligtly and thay both slid str8 out lol Report
July 19, 201016 yr comment_452838 ^^ What does this mean in English? :laff: my favourite is how he spelt "didn't" dident Id say thats more effort than the correct spelling. or maybe the "e" from "pulled" magically jumped from "pulled" to "didnt", creating two brand new words, "pulld" and "dident" Though the apostrophe appears to be missing in action. Report
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