Schatten

leverage! if I remember correctly, the drive was one item, but also a bar and using the lower or upper arm for leverage with a breaker bar or something similar as used with a mini-floor jack.

the only thing that I can remember which needs an impact wrench is the two screws that hold the rotors on - or else, you'll have to drill them out and get replacements at ~30 cents each or not use any at all.

RT

.... you sure you're turning the "right" way? (clockwise as you look into the wheel well)

PWRMKR

[QUOTE]Originally posted by RT
[B].... you sure you're turning the "right" way?

rlaifatt

Finally got them loose! Thanks for all the advice.

Gloffer

Inquiring minds want to know, what finally worked??

rlaifatt

Lots of penetrating oil (3-in-1 oil, several small applications each time) overnight (I think this was key), plus long box-end wrench and hammer. I'll still buy the other suggested tools though to have on hand for future situations. I am sure they would have made the job easier. Thanks again all.