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04-27-2017, 11:53 AM
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The tool is tool small for the CV threaded axle to fit into it. Save your money. Just remove the axle, clamp the axle in a good vise and use a brass punch and a Big hammer (not those wimpy carpenters hammers that everyone has lying around their house) and a couple of blow will have the CV joint off the shaft. To put the CV joint back on the axle just put the joint back on the axle and install the nut and then just smack the axle and CV joint into the concrete. One blow and the CV joint is back on with the axle clips and all.
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