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Old 08-22-2011, 01:54 AM
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Hey guys I can't seem to find on how to remove the rear axle ( right rear). Trying to remove the inner plate where the hand break is connected.
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Old 08-22-2011, 04:45 AM
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I don't think those are removable. Maybe they are idk. I cut them off before I installed my zr2 rear axle because the plates were rusted.
 
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Old 08-22-2011, 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by rob44_90
I don't think those are removable. Maybe they are idk. I cut them off before I installed my zr2 rear axle because the plates were rusted.
What I did is took the tyres out, then took the rotors. There are 4 nuts on the inner plate where the hand break is connected. Took that off, then still have no idea on taking the whole inner plate out of the axle so I can put a new one on. Do they have a circular clip?
 
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you probably have to open the diff and remove a fork that holds the axle.
 
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Is there a how to remove rear axle on 01 blazer here because I can't seem to find it
 
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look at youtube, they have vids for the s-10s
 
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It's probably just rusted on there really good. Have you tried beating it to get it to come off?
 
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Originally Posted by coolasice
look at youtube, they have vids for the s-10s
Can you give me the link for it as I cannot see it
 
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Originally Posted by rob44_90
It's probably just rusted on there really good. Have you tried beating it to get it to come off?
Will try to do that. Doesn't look rusty though
 
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Jeezz.. dont beat on anything with rear axle! Esp on trucks or any off-road.

Most likely it's held in with clip at spider gear, whatever the year and make

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Once you got that axle out you can beat on the backing plate to your hearts content. Just not the axle housing flange

Here's a dumass shows you the basics.. but of course that's an open diff so a little different. And I never found a hub or rear axle seal wouldnt install fine with a flat short piece of virgin 2x4
 

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