Clunk, when you get a chance just pull the wheel and disc off and have a closer look, that way for sure your eliminating the seals
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Clunk, when you get a chance just pull the wheel and disc off and have a closer look, that way for sure your eliminating the seals
What you scared of the dark clunka?? Lol over here on the east coast we have these handy tools called a lead light :D
Hey its not fair!! Lol i don't know your first name so i can change it to a female name :( i can only say something catchy like, You got some clunk in your junk hahaha
Its easy with tools
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Its not that daunting mate, the rear discs pretty much fall off. You can remove the caliper and cradle in 1 piece with the pads still in there so you only remove 2 bolts or remove the caliper then cradle, up to you but i would recommend that you use Locktight super stud lock on the cradle bolts for added security when your assembling it.
I'll take a couple of pics pointing out which bolts i'm talking about tomorrow if you like ??
Edit: forgot to mention that the discs are hats so a bit of "gentle persuasion" with a hammer knocks them off and a lil bit of crc / wd40 around center helps aswell.
i just had a look at my pics and i have a selection of pics of taking the rear axle out of a GU but did not take pics of removing the calliper. 2 bolts Clunk and it will come right off mate. then as George stated the rear disk is floating and a couple of taps with a rubber mallet and you will be nursing it.
If you want the pics of taking the axle out then let me know mate. You'd only do that if you have a leaking inner axle seal bud.