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Rear Hub won't come off !
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A10PSW
PostPosted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 8:45 am Up
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Hi

I have now been trying for 2 day to get the off side rear hub of my 2005 Pug 206 1.4 HDI.

I have managed to get the NSR off but this just will not budge!

I have tried everything, Hub puller, wacking with a club hammer, putting the wheel back on and kicking it from the inner side, spraying loads of penatrive oil but it just wont move...

I am replacing the Axle as the lower arm bearings have had it!

I suppose now I will also need new wheel bearings.

Any good tips how I might get it off?

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broadblaster
PostPosted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 9:34 am Up
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heating it all up may help.
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A10PSW
PostPosted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 9:39 am Up
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Bit worried it will damage the brake cylinder rubbers.
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yeah it proberly will i have got a puller here that i can run over to you but you say you have tried one.
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A10PSW
PostPosted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 9:54 am Up
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broadblaster wrote:
yeah it proberly will i have got a puller here that i can run over to you but you say you have tried one.

I did have one but I snapped it trying to get it off!

Are you far from Selsey?

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broadblaster
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no i'm in birdham mate so as said i can run one over to you if you need it
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Ash
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Cut the back plate and find out why it's not coming off.
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deacon49
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Had the same problem with my rear hub on my 1.4HDI. i got a large round punch and a big hammer and punched the stub axle through the middle of the drum and out the back. it does take some doing but your hubs probably stuck on the bearing. i punched mine out and got the drum off and then just hammered the stub axle back in from the other side.

Use a punch as not to damage the threads. You may need to resit the bearings in the drum as mine had split apart in the middle but they werent damaged in my case.

Will
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A10PSW
PostPosted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 3:02 am Up
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I will give that a go, thanks.
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A10PSW
PostPosted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 7:32 am Up
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Nope still wont come off!
3 days I've been trying.

I am going to try using a sledge hammer now to bang the axle stub through!

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A10PSW
PostPosted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 10:32 am Up
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3 days and 7 hours and the rear drum is now NOW OFF, hooray!!!

I can't believe how hard the bearings were stuck on that shaft!
Anyway thanks to everyone for your advice especially Broadblaster who took the time to come over to try and help me out.

In the end I used a sledge hammer to knock the axle stub through a little which freed it up.

I might need to fit new bearings now but I cant get the circlip out of the Drum, and by the look of the replies I have had from the Forum neither does anyone else!

Now to for the recon Axle.

Thanks again
Paul


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Is it the drum you're struggling with or the stub axle itself?
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When in doubt give it a CLOUT Whistle...
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broadblaster
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ah ha glad you got it off mate as i got told last night that was the way to do it in the end then lol lol
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