i have the nuts off of the axles andneed to know what else needs to be removed for me to beable to move out the hub from the axle. Iyou can send a pic that would be great.

 

i usually drop the lower c arm, if that doesnt help try the tie rod

 

i tried to take off the lower C arm but the nut turns with the bolt so thats why i am on the computer and not in the garage

 

you dont have two wrenches? one to hold and one to turn. use a monkey wrench or some pliers and itll come off.

 

http://www.fourthgenhatch.com/axle.html

 

i can do it w/ just undoing the axlenut, the shock fork bolt, and lower ball joint nut.

undo those three and you should be able to yank the axle out by pushing down the control arm and swinging around the knuckle

 

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Pretty sweet site, all those writeups done by you? If so then damn good job man.

 

i try not to remove the lower c-arm .. i just remover the top of the spindle from the upper a-arm and i have plenty of room to slide it out and its much easier to work with.

 

i typically have better luck with the top bolts than the two lowers cuz of the salt we have on the road here.

 

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will i have the room to get the axels out if i un bolt the arm going strait up to the camber?