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Old 06-04-2010, 02:29 PM
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ok guys need help asap i need to find out what size scokets i need for the 3 bolts in the back of the wheel hub assembily an the size for the one in front im lost its a 98 xj 2 wheel drive
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If i remeber corrcety they are 13mm spline drive sockets..
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13mm 12 POINT SOCKETS OR WRENCHES!!!! if you dont. it will strip it out. Might need a cheater bar.
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what about the big bolt up front of it
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36mm for the hub nut.

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Originally Posted by zfranklin92
13mm 12 POINT SOCKETS OR WRENCHES!!!! if you dont. it will strip it out. Might need a cheater bar.
this ^ also when you get the bolts out put some anti-seize on the threads so next time they will be easy to remove.

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36mm for the hub nut.

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again use some anti-seize on the threads
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make sure you spay some pb blaser or something on the other end of those 13mm bolts. They stick through and protrude through the other end of the hub flange. If those are full of rust the bolt might snap off and then you'd have a real fun job ahead of you.
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Originally Posted by 99xj2.5
make sure you spay some pb blaser or something on the other end of those 13mm bolts. They stick through and protrude through the other end of the hub flange. If those are full of rust the bolt might snap off and then you'd have a real fun job ahead of you.
2xs.I always take a wire brush to them to clean them up before removing them.
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Everything is already said but to get it all in one go. 13mm and 36mm, use PB Blaster and a cheater bar. It will make your life a lot easier.
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