HELP ! from those who know first gens?!
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Hey guys, i figured this would be the place to ask becuase im about to strangle the parts guys in my town here.
im doing a brake job on my 1990 w250. rear went fine becuase i had the 2 &9/16" rounded hex socket (took three times from a part store to get that right) now when it comes to the front i can get this far and CLLEEARRRRLY its not the 2 & 9/16 " socket. so my quesiton, what size is this heffer?? ive tried 2 3/4 but it wont even fit in the hub and obviously 2 9/16 is to small and rounded and please dont tell me its a 2 & 9/16th or ill cry |
I don't know what size it is but if you cant find a socket to fit it then you might try a hammer and chisel.
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I don't think that's the right nut. Mine looks completely different and uses a socket that has pins that engages slots, not flats on the nut.
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I'm thinking that's the older type of nut from a 1970s REAR axle.
In that era Dodge (and other makes) used 2 really thin nuts to lock the rear hub bearing in place. This appears to be one of those, but don't take me literally on that. I am not sure of the actual size, though. Mark. |
those spindle lock nuts look like the ones you would find in the early external hub dana 60, hate to say it but i think they are a 2 9/16
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No
I have the 2 9/16 r socket it is 100 percent not it.
the socket fits the rear not the front |
Even if the size is 2-9/16", your socket won't fit because it has round corners.
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hey just saw this thread anyways when I did this on my 93 I went to NAPA and got a dodge dana 60 front axle nut socket. It was the only one I could find that fit it
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