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remove tire, remove brake caliper and hang out of way remove brake disc unscrew large nut at axle end remove bolt on lower a frame holds tie rod end spread and must use ball joint fork to separate move to side to pull axle shaft out of transmission reverse to assemble but large nut must be torquerd to 180 lbs do this by leaving dusk cover off but having tire on and car on the ground first side took 4 hrs when i did other side it took 2 hrs
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How do you remove the drivers side half shaft on a 1994 Voyager with the 3.0 V6?
First remove the wheel, second remove the nut on the end of the axle shaft, third remove the bolts that hold the bottom of the strut to the knuckle, fourth pull outward on the knuckle to separate the shaft from it. Finally the shaft should pull out of the transmission.
How do you drop the transmission in a 2003 eclipse?
The easiest way is to drop it from the bottom. Put the car on a lift, remove the drivers side front wheel, brakes and rotor. You may have to unbolt the a arm to remove the half shaft on the drivers side, I can't remember. After you pull out the drivers side half shaft there are only two transmission mounts and the bolts holding it to the engine. I recommend draining the fluids first. The transmission alone is not that heavy but you may want help taking it out.
How do you remove the tranny end of the drivers side half shaft on a 1998 aurora because the factory manual has no pictures and says to remove a snap ring and no snap ring can be found?
Pull very hard. That is all.
If you remove the half shaft on a 99 GMC what will hold the wheel on?
move a sterring wheel gmc half ton
Where is the starter on a 1997 Acura TL 3.2?
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How do you remove the half shaft from the trans-axle on a 2004 Acura RSX?
Don't waste your time taking out the half shaft. Take the few bolts that are holding the rest of the axle and remove the half shaft with the other part of the axle all together. Its a hundred times easier. That's what we did in my 05 RSX type S. when we pulled the trans. out of the car.
How do you remove a frozen bearing race from the shaft?
Use a die grinder with a cutoff wheel and cut the race in half taking care not to touch the shaft. If the bearing race spun on the shaft and froze on to the shaft chances are the shaft is damaged.
When changing cv half-shaft axles on a Ford Escort the shop manual refers to right and left half-shafts so is the left half-shaft on the driver's side or the passenger side?
Left and right is when you are sitting in the car. Drivers is left, passengers is right.
How do you change wheel bearrings-right front- on 87 celica?
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How do you remove the half shaft of a 1993 Chevy blazer?
by separating the lower balljoint and sway bar on that side
How do you remove the half axle on a 2000 Kia Sephia in order to replace the outer cv boot?
Buy a split boot from the parts store- that way you won't have to remove the shaft. As long as you have the half shaft out, why not replace it since there is probably some damage to it from having a damaged boot?
How do you remove a 1991 Toyota's left half shaft?
There is an excellent online guide to removing/replacing the Toyota's half shaft on autozone.com's site. This should help anyone replacing virtually any Toyota half shaft. Go to Repair Info - Vehicle Repair Guides and drill down to your year, make and model, Drive Train, Half Shafts.
