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Pimpin Dsmstyle · 05-01-2006

Soak it with massive amounts of WD-40 over night. Give it a try the next day and if it's not good to go, resort to the more riskey methods such as beating the life of it with a hammer.

If you mash up the threads try using a dye to fix it and if that doesn't work, get shopping for a new one! People part out cars frequently.

I can't remember exactly how the rear suspension is setup in a 2g but make sure you take out the bolts before you bash the shit out of anything. If it's like a 1g, it will have a few bolts on the hub assembly on the back side. These are a PITA to get off.

05-01-2006	#4
Pimpin Dsmstyle Br0k3N Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Dirty Savage Kid Posts: 172	Re: CV shaft is stuck in the hub Soak it with massive amounts of WD-40 over night. Give it a try the next day and if it's not good to go, resort to the more riskey methods such as beating the life of it with a hammer. If you mash up the threads try using a dye to fix it and if that doesn't work, get shopping for a new one! People part out cars frequently. I can't remember exactly how the rear suspension is setup in a 2g but make sure you take out the bolts before you bash the shit out of anything. If it's like a 1g, it will have a few bolts on the hub assembly on the back side. These are a PITA to get off. __________________ - Josh L.P. Last edited by Pimpin Dsmstyle; 05-01-2006 at 12:12 AM..