What size socket do I need to remove the axle nut?

What size socket do I need to remove the axle nut?

A size 36mm impact socket is used to remove the front axle nut from the hub.

What size nut is on a CV axle?

36mm
This 36mm axle nut socket is extra deep to fit various axle lengths and can be used to remove or install axle nuts on front wheel drive vehicles.

What tools do I need to remove a CV axle?

Tools and Equipment Needed to Replace a CV Axle

  1. Breaker bar.
  2. Dead-blow hammer.
  3. Drain pan.
  4. Jack and jack stands.
  5. Large hammer or mallet.
  6. Long-handled diagonal cutting pliers.
  7. Pry bar or CV axle puller.
  8. Ratchet and socket set.

What size socket do I need to change my wheel bearing?

36mm is the size you need. your gonna need a torc wrench and a cheater bar for that too. Please don’t use a cheater bar on a torque wrench. Or ever use a torque wrench to loosen a bolt.

What size axle nut is on a 2002 Honda Accord?

Dorman AutoGrade M24-1.50 Thread Axle/Spindle Nut.

How big of socket do I need for CV axle?

Unfortunately, axle nuts do not have a standard size, and the socket size required will be different for different vehicles. The parts department at a certified dealership for your vehicle make should be able to tell you the exact size if you want to check before starting the project. Jack up the appropriate side of the car.

How do you remove a nut from a CV axle?

Remove the cotter pin from the axle nut. If your vehicle has a cotter pin securing the axle nut, you will need to remove it. The pin will resemble a bobby pin with the ends folded back to hold it in place. You will need to use pliers to straighten the two bent ends of the cotter pin before you can remove it.

How long does it take to change a CV axle?

If you don’t run into problems like a seized axle or joint, it should be done in an hour or less. If you have an issue, like a part that’s rusted and fused to the hub (like I recently had)]

What to do if your CV axle is not catching?

Jack up your vehicle and put on the parking brake. Rotate your front tires forwards or backwards and if you hearing grinding and/or clicking, and the CV joint is not catching, most likely the one that needs replacement will be there.