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07-06-2008, 10:31 AM

strictlypersonl strictlypersonl is offline

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Originally Posted by estabandando

I recently bought an ERA...
What's the procedure for getting the pin drive assembly off the rear of the car? All I see is a cotter pin holding the assembly together. I figure that can't be all that is holding it together.

I think that the easiest way to fix the rear is to switch the whole half-shaft/hub carrier assembly from one side to the other. You might have to adjust the camber afterward.

If you have the Sierra brakes and decide to switch the front hubs from side to side, I recommend that you have the rotors refaced after they have been switched to the opposite hub/hat. That might not be necessary though, as they may be currently pointing the the correct direction for the opposite side. The spiral vanes are supposed to be pointing to the rear (on the top).

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