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Yes, you can, and is normally quite easy. For this, you must remove the complete shaft, which just pulls out of the tranny (do not pry, just hand-turn the shaft and pull-push-pull till it slips out). The section, which fits into the tranny, has a “C” clip and must be replaced every time you pull out the shaft.
The stub axle is some times seized in the hub, and has to be pressed out. |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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one thing to add to dukes post, the hub nut that retains the shaft is done up very tight and you will need a large socket and long swing bar (preferably 3/4 drive) to loosen it
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