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911 drive shaft removal?

Hi there,

I've removed the engine and gearbox from my 69 911 and I want to remove the drive shafts from the hubs. I was wondering if it's a fairly straightforward procedure and if there are any special tools needed?

Any advice would be appreciated.

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very simple - I'd use new seals when reassembling.

you can download a PET at Porsche's web site & use the diagrams there
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No special tools needed. Just unbolt the other CV joint from the hub and it comes right off.
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Thanks guys.

Much appreciated.

Adam

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