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Old 10-25-2009, 09:21 PM   #1
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I have the Z3M Rear Sway (Roadster) and when my axle popped out, it must have knocked the driver's side enough to pull almost out of the end link. It looks like the end link may even be bent. What should I do? If it isn't bent, any advice as to how to get it seated easily? I don't know what to use to press it on-- and should I use WD-40 or something to lube it a little?
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Old 10-25-2009, 11:32 PM   #2
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Ok I fixed it. There was some flashing from manufacture that made it difficult to get back on. Cut that out and it was pretty easy.
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okay i must ask, how the f$@k do you pop an axle out? that sounds insane. lol
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he reused old bolts that had previously been heated with a torch which sheared off of the differential output flange.
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he reused old bolts that had previously been heated with a torch which sheared off of the differential output flange.
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Yes CoolJess is right. Get new bolts!
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Old 12-15-2009, 07:57 PM   #7
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wow. ill keep that in mind if i ever get around to getting a wrecked 328i and e30 rear end(lsd,axles). i found a 328i near me in dallas for $1600 and didnt have the money at the time. buts thats how it always happens right? haha
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