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halley
post Apr 1 2006, 11:38 PM
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hello fans, can anyone please tell me how to remove the front disc brake rotor axle nut lock, so that I can remove the rotor for turning? The nut is different from anything I have seen before,it seems to crimped to lock it in place instead of the old cotter pin design. Where can I purchase a tool to do this work?
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kansasradar
post Jan 13 2007, 04:52 PM
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I was looking for the same thing for my 2001 Sienna, and found for 2002 and newer it takes a 30MM deep socket and special tool to "open" the crimp so you don't ruin the axle spindle.

Several sites list a Toyota / Lexus 30mm Front Axle Lock Nut Remover Kit for around $30.
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post Jan 17 2007, 10:33 PM
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[quote name='kansasradar' date='Jan 13 2007, 04:52 PM' post='2903']
I was looking for the same thing for my 2001 Sienna, and found for 2002 and newer it takes a 30MM deep socket and special tool to "open" the crimp so you don't ruin the axle spindle.

Several sites list a Toyota / Lexus 30mm Front Axle Lock Nut Remover Kit for around $30.
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The axle nut does NOT need to be removed to remove the brake rotor.
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