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anybody who has a 14bff?????

chulisohombre

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how do the drums come off of these things?do you have to take the hub and all off of it or what?i was hitting it with a rubber mallet thinking that would work but it didnt.are they just rusted on or what?hhhheeeeellllppp
 
It uses a special 6 prong socket to get the nuts off.

Be careful it weighs like 80 pounds /forums/images/icons/shocked.gif
 
you know anybody that sells them.the local stores around here dont have it.it actually took a week to find a d44 socket.i had to take a 50 mile trip to the 4x4 shop.looks like i may be making anether trip.thanx
 
heh i just went to my local auto zone put 15 bucks down for deposit and rented it, its not all taht special if Autio Zone has one for their tool rental section, i think they only cost like 25-39 bucks to buy (which i will be buying one before i go wheeling)........
 
we dont have autozones out here in pa.if we do i never seen one.i'll just look through the phone book and try and call all the shops in there till i find one.thanx
 
Are you in good graces with any mechanics in your area? You may be able to find someone who would let you use it, then bring it back. I dunno, just tryin' to help. How soon do you need it? You could always have someone buy it for you and ship it to ya.
 
If it is new enough it will only have one nut with a sping clip and a key way. If it is that way you can just use a chisel and hammer to unscrew it. My 88 dually and all since were that way I dont know exactly when it started but is sure is easier to work with
 
i'll need it within a couple of weeks.im doing a 14 bff conversion from my 12 bolt.i just want to be able to take it apart and inspect the bearings and brakes to see how they look before i bolt it in my truck.
 
Try Advance Auto...I picked up my 6-pt. socket there for around $10.00 (and it really worked).
 
To get the nut out, just use a long flat head screwdriver and a hammer. That'll get it off, just don't garf up the threads. Putting it back in, you'll prb. want to go ahead and get the socket, but the screwdriver method will buy you some time /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif
 

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