S2 driveshafts removal and refitting
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taking both driveshafts off the Series two tomorrow and have a few questions.
Should i remove them one at a time so the lsd doesn't move?
What do i need to renew when i refit them? i.e hub nuts,
Is there anything else i could be replace while i'm at it? i.e. Driveshaft oil seals etc.?
Can anyone reccomend anything to clear up all the oil its going to piss all over the floor
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Should i remove them one at a time so the lsd doesn't move?
What do i need to renew when i refit them? i.e hub nuts,
Is there anything else i could be replace while i'm at it? i.e. Driveshaft oil seals etc.?
Can anyone reccomend anything to clear up all the oil its going to piss all over the floor
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Pete
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Refitting a driveshaft is a bit like making love to a beautiful woman…....make sure you line it up with the hole, then ram it home
Personally I didn’t bother replacing the driveshaft oil seals and its been alright.
Personally I didn’t bother replacing the driveshaft oil seals and its been alright.
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