Pic from my wheel changing nightmare yesterday.
#1
Pic from my wheel changing nightmare yesterday.
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/19389/dsc00324.jpg"></center><p>that nut is completly rounded off. luckily i was able to get it off woth an impact wrench. The bent wrench is a BRAND new one from a BMW. ist time ive used it. My audi one is already trash so i ended up using my roommates from his benz. anyways when i took off the passenger side front wheel, i noticed some green liquid leaking out from behind the the brakes. not the actual brakes, i wanna say the cv boot, but im not sure if thats right. what ccould it be. the level of my brake fluid is right where it should be.
#3
some tire shop by my apartment. i told em it was 90ft-lbs. i just moved to gainesville... i was
at olson tires the other day, and the redneck there asked me "what kinda car is that"
#5
green fluid = brake fluid
how viscous is it? if very liquidy (is that a word?) and green, it's likely brake fluid. check the level in the reservoir in the engine bay. if really goopy and thick, it could be the cv joint grease. if you rotate the wheel, you should be able to find a tear in the boot.
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#9
i got the cross-type tire iron (fits 4 different lug sizes, one on each arm). stock is crap.
i have a compressor with an impact wrench for home use now torque wrench coming...
ahhhh toys.
ahhhh toys.