Let me first state the fact that I am doing this FAQ does not make me an expert on this. In fact, I had no clue how to do this job before I started. There was some good information on here, but not the whole story. So I decided to do the FAQ item while I did the work.
It was similar for the Front Axle. Never had done one before. What you see in that thread is my first Front Axle job that took me 2 and a half days to do. I used what I learned along with other threads and peoples partial write-ups. I have since done 3 Front Axle jobs and can do it in under 12 hours. A pro can do it in less than 8 and probably closer to 4.
There was a lot of good information here and I even had to ask for help while doing this.
The reason for all this Blah Blah Blah is that this isn't me going off and showing you how to do this job. This is the resources of this forum that has been compiled from mine and others experience in this job. The point here is if you are about to do something and you don't see the full story of what you need, then you can create an FAQ item to so others can learn from your experience.
It was similar for the Front Axle. Never had done one before. What you see in that thread is my first Front Axle job that took me 2 and a half days to do. I used what I learned along with other threads and peoples partial write-ups. I have since done 3 Front Axle jobs and can do it in under 12 hours. A pro can do it in less than 8 and probably closer to 4.
There was a lot of good information here and I even had to ask for help while doing this.
The reason for all this Blah Blah Blah is that this isn't me going off and showing you how to do this job. This is the resources of this forum that has been compiled from mine and others experience in this job. The point here is if you are about to do something and you don't see the full story of what you need, then you can create an FAQ item to so others can learn from your experience.
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