trouble removing the steering hub after taking the nut...
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trouble removing the steering hub after taking the nut...
after removing the nut on the hub, i'm having trouble removing the hub itself. i tried shaking the steering wheel to maybe loosen up, but it wouldn't budge. i tried tapping the hub all around with a hammer, but still nothing. i was wondering if anyone dealt with this and what technique they use to remove it? thanks.
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Re: trouble removing the steering hub after taking the nut... (HondaEGG)
Mine came off easy. Grab the wheel at 9o'clock and 3 and pull with one hand and push with the other and alternate pull, push,etc...and go around the wheel.
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Also, when you are "shaking it" are you pushing in on opposite corners. Like 3 & 9, then 12 & 6 o'clock -kinda working your way around?
Another thing, you may want to try to sharply turn left and right, might loosen something up that way.
I've removed many, and normally that do come up easy -but just recently, I ran into one that wouldn't come off so easily....(TL) and I was thinking I may have forgot something.....just took a little more playing with it then it popped off.
Another thing, you may want to try to sharply turn left and right, might loosen something up that way.
I've removed many, and normally that do come up easy -but just recently, I ran into one that wouldn't come off so easily....(TL) and I was thinking I may have forgot something.....just took a little more playing with it then it popped off.
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Re: trouble removing the steering hub after taking the nut... (HondaEGG)
is it okay to spray some WD-40 where the hub is connected to the steering rod?
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x2 steering wheel puller is the easiest, slides off like butter, you can rent them for free from most places and it takes like 30 seconds.
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Re: (HondaEGG)
i'm still having trouble removing my momo steering hub. seems like it is really stuck. i tried spraying some wd40, but it wouldn't budge. anyone know if a steering wheel puller work for aftermarket steering wheel/hub. worse case scenario, can i cut the damn thing off?
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Re: (HondaEGG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by HondaEGG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">where would i rent this steering wheel puller? kragen?</TD></TR></TABLE>
AutoZone, theres one in Milbrae.
AutoZone, theres one in Milbrae.
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i had that problem also when i first got my car. I had to take off the steering column and hammer it out from the backside. I would look for the puller first, and do this last because you have to remove the whole column.
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Re: (HondaEGG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by HondaEGG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">will the puller work for aftermarket steering wheel/hub?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Steering wheel pullers are made generic to fit most any average steering wheel, I rented one from autozone for my s2000 steering wheel swap into my Ej.
It will work. Go rent one.
Steering wheel pullers are made generic to fit most any average steering wheel, I rented one from autozone for my s2000 steering wheel swap into my Ej.
It will work. Go rent one.
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steering wheel puller works wonders! anyone know if i need to put some kind of grease or anti-seize before installing my new hub?
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