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Everything posted by darrengj
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Thanks again for the quick response JFP in PA.
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Is that the Sir Tools B90 Master kit? I will most likely eventually be replacing all 4 wheel bearings on my Cayenne and the 2 rear wheel bearings on my 944, so this tool will hopefully pay for itself. Thanks, Darren
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Any thoughts on where I could get the special tools to do the work?
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Is it possible to remove the front wheel hub without a special tool on a 2004 Cayenne S? Thanks, Darren
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Found the trick..... ...bigger hammer
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I am in the process replacing my primary cats. To remove the passenger side, I need to remove the front cardan shaft. It seems to be seized to the front axle connection. Does anyone have a tip on how to get it to break loose? Note: When I replaced my rear cardan, I used a bearing splitter to separate it from the rear axle. I don't think there is enough play in the cardan for doing this also on front. Thanks, Darren
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I am getting ready to replace my 04 Cayenne S driveshaft (bushing disentigrated) and keep seeing that the driveshaft/bearing replacements are not compatible with the Turbo S. I am curious, is there a design change or more robust part used in the Turbo S. Can anyone tell me what the difference is?