I'm having some problems here. I'm replacing my clutch in my '93 with 1.9L engine. I'm using my Haynes manual which has been pretty acurate in the past. I'm to the part where I'm removing the driveaxles. The book says to "tap" the driveaxles free from the hub with a hammer. I've beat on them with a 4lb. brass hammer and even had a couple of different pullers on them to knock them free and they don't seem to be budging. I was wondering if anyone had any advice. I believe I can get them off with the pullers, but I was afraid I was missing something since the book describes it as "tapping" them out. I just didn't want to damage anything by forcing them off. Any suggestions would be appreciated for this new member of your club. Thanks.

If you unbolted the bottom two bolts from the strut just take a big ass hammer and puond out the driveaxle from the hub. They are in there really tight. As far as getting them out of the tranny, get a large crow bar and have at em'