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  1. 16th January 2012, 12:52 PM #1
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    If it don't rain in the pilbara it .....don't rain!

    Hello only me!
    Trying to get the flange cap off so I can do the other side cv joint do you think it will budge ??
    Er no it's on for the duration have tried a tender belting of the stupid hub spanner with a bar through it to no avail.
    Might go to karratha and see if atom do one that is less rough as guts and see if I can get a better fit. Any ideas apart from that would be appreciated.


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  2. 16th January 2012, 01:13 PM #2
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    rewind... what do you define as the 'flange cap'...
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    Probably got a B big wrench you can borrow if you want
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    Djam are you in the pilbara? If so where we should meet and talk rubbish lol!
    All done broke it by using the handle on the trolley jack,just needed more love I guess thanks guys


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    a little well placed heat never goes astray
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    Ah Karratchi,are you near the tavern?


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    How to not cook whilst sticking your cv's back in on a toastie day in the pilbara employ a groundsheet bivvi sorted!


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    if its a maxi flange cap your trying to move heat it up a bit then have a go.
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    Thanks Dave thought of that, but have no bloody burner left it back in Perth doah!
    But all good cracked it using the jack handle just needed more go and vola!
    All built up again now just do the dif oil and she'll be right....fingers crossed


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  10. 16th January 2012, 05:54 PM #10
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    Sometimes trying to do it up a little instead of trying to undo it can be enough to get it to 'crack' - then it will undo easier.

    Other thing I do is balance the hub nut on a jack stand - makes it easier to get more leverage.


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