Assuming you need new U-joints on the shaft I will try to explain... First remove the bearing retaining u bolts from front differential and the tranny. Be careful while separating the shaft from parts( you may have to use a pry bar) that the bearings do not fall out of the cups. There are snap rings on one side of the U joint, remove those with a pair of needle nose pliers and then prop the shaft on a 2x4 or something and pound out the old ujoint with a ball peen hammer and a socket so you do not bend the shaft where the ujoint is in. Once you have it loose wiggle it out and reinstall the new ujoint but do NOT pound it in with the hammer you'll end up damaging the new bearings, repeat with other side if needed. Hope this makes sense and helps you out.
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its simple its just 4 7/16 bolts on the rear of the shaft and the front just slides out.
Yes you can turn it with your hand when it is in 2-wheel drive ONLY.
It is bolted in the transfur case tail shaft housing.
You would need a drive shaft from a suburban
If it's not a 4-wheel drive then it is in the tail shaft on the back of the transmission where the driveshaft goes in. If it's a 4-wheel drive then it is on the transfur case.
Perhaps something in your front differential is not right and it is spinning your front drive shaft, instead of vice versa.
The front axle shaft will be cv style, so zero there.The front drive shaft would have three.The rear drive shaft would have two if it is a one piece shaft, three if a two piece shaft.The front axle shaft will be cv style, so zero there.The front drive shaft would have three.The rear drive shaft would have two if it is a one piece shaft, three if a two piece shaft.
there is no drive shaft it's front wheel drive
There is 1 behind each front wheel and 1 on the transmission tail shaft if it's a 2-wheel drive. 4-wheel drive will have it on the transfur case.
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To remove the front drive shaft on a Honda quad, start by securing the vehicle and ensuring it’s on a flat surface. Disconnect the front wheels and any components obstructing access to the drive shaft, such as the front differential and any linkage. Use appropriate tools to remove the bolts securing the drive shaft to the differential and the front axle. Carefully slide the drive shaft out, taking care not to damage any surrounding components.