Can anyone tell me

krewzer · 09-16-2009

I am searching for the proper way to remove the axle shafts, on an Isuzu Impulse, rear end. I don't see any clips, but there is a hole that may be used to wedge or dislodge the axles from the carrier. I just don't want to go tapping around in the wrong places. There is very little information online, about the Impulse rear end. So, if anyone has done the tear down, please let me know what is required.
Thanks,
Wes

dallasmanta · 09-16-2009

Hey Wes, If the axel has no clips and you undo the backing plate blots that hold the outter wheel bearing in place put the wheel and tire back on the hub and use is like a slide hammer. The added weight of the wheel and tire will keep you from bending something you dont want to bend by using a pry bar. This slide hammer effect will pop the axel off.

If that does not work call Rondey Ron

krewzer · 09-16-2009

Ron, are you talking about the Isuzu rear end, or the Opel?

dallasmanta · 09-16-2009

Wes it is the same is the opel rear end. Ron

krewzer · 09-16-2009

Thanks Ron, a couple of tugs, and it popped right out. On to the gears...

09-16-2009	#1 (permalink)
krewzer Opeler Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Sugar Land, Texas Posts: 235 Real Name: Wes Thomas	Can anyone tell me I am searching for the proper way to remove the axle shafts, on an Isuzu Impulse, rear end. I don't see any clips, but there is a hole that may be used to wedge or dislodge the axles from the carrier. I just don't want to go tapping around in the wrong places. There is very little information online, about the Impulse rear end. So, if anyone has done the tear down, please let me know what is required. Thanks, Wes

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09-16-2009	#2 (permalink)
dallasmanta Dallasmanta Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: dallas texas Posts: 189 Real Name: Ron	Hey Wes, If the axel has no clips and you undo the backing plate blots that hold the outter wheel bearing in place put the wheel and tire back on the hub and use is like a slide hammer. The added weight of the wheel and tire will keep you from bending something you dont want to bend by using a pry bar. This slide hammer effect will pop the axel off. If that does not work call Rondey Ron

09-16-2009	#3 (permalink)
krewzer Opeler Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Sugar Land, Texas Posts: 235 Real Name: Wes Thomas	Ron, are you talking about the Isuzu rear end, or the Opel?

09-16-2009	#4 (permalink)
dallasmanta Dallasmanta Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: dallas texas Posts: 189 Real Name: Ron	Wes it is the same is the opel rear end. Ron

09-16-2009	#5 (permalink)
krewzer Opeler Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Sugar Land, Texas Posts: 235 Real Name: Wes Thomas	Thanks Ron, a couple of tugs, and it popped right out. On to the gears...

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