Remove the brake caliper and hang it on a wire so as not to strain hose, then remove caliper mounting. Now tap back of rotor to remove it. Detach tie rod end from knuckle, remove ABS sensor (this is very difficult, they stick) Remove control arm from knuckle. This is not easy due to the rounded edges of the control arm After that, undo large nut holding hub and drive axle and pull the hub off. At this point, with one person holding the hub out of the way, you can grasp and firmly pull the CV joint, with axle, right out of the transaxle. If you have the metric trans, the CV joints on this vehicle are almost, but not quite identical. Only about 1 inch difference, so do not confuse the sides. replace everything exactly the opposite way.
-This job is quite tricky if you are not a very experienced mechanic -
You must replace entire axle.
The 1998 GMC Jimmy front axle shaft torque specification is 60 pounds. You want to make sure that you do not over torque the axle shaft, as you can ruin the axle bearing.
The bar or shaft which helps a wheel to turn is called an axle.
I believe it's called a trans-axle output shaft seal. Could also be the front differential pinion seal.
This is one of the few items that I had to pay someone at the shop to take care of. I got all the way through removing the castle nut on the axle from the hub, but I could not for the life of me defeat the cir-clip that holds the CV axle on the transmission. Pay the money for a mechanic to do this one for you.
Axle shaft seal.Axle shaft seal.
To replace the front axle shaft on a 1996 Acura SLX, start by safely lifting the vehicle and removing the front wheel. Disconnect the axle from the wheel hub by removing the axle nut and any retaining bolts. Next, detach the inner joint from the transmission or differential by removing the retaining clip and carefully pulling the shaft out. Finally, reverse the process to install the new axle shaft, ensuring all components are securely fastened and torqued to specifications.
You must replace entire axle.
To replace the left front axle shaft on a 1999 Chevy Tracker, first, raise the vehicle and secure it on jack stands. Remove the wheel, then detach the brake caliper and rotor for better access. Unscrew the axle nut and disconnect the lower ball joint, allowing you to pull the axle out of the hub. Finally, remove the old axle shaft from the transmission, install the new axle shaft, and reverse the steps to reassemble everything.
you will have to have the axle pulled at a shop.the bearing slides along the axle shaft and seats in the axle housing.
The right seal can be replaced by only removing the right shaft. To replace the left seal, the entire axle needs disassembled.
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Sounds like a bad axle seal. You'll have to remove the axle to replace it.
While the CV (constant velocity) joint is "servciable", most people just replace the entire half-shaft / axle. Especially since they're only about $70-80.To get started with how to replace one, see the "Related Questions" below for replacing wheel bearings - once the axle is disconnected from the steering knuckle, it's mostly just a matter of pulling/prying it out of the transmission.
To replace the axle shaft on your Ford Crown Victoria 2005, you will need a specialized tool called a slide hammer. Once you remove the axle make sure the area is thoroughly cleaned, You can find replacement axles at most reputable auto parts dealers, and most are available online.
To remove the rear axle shaft from a 2003 Ford Expedition, start by safely lifting the vehicle and securing it on jack stands. Remove the rear wheel and brake components, then unbolt the differential cover to drain the fluid. Disconnect the axle shaft from the differential by removing the retaining bolts and then slide the axle shaft out of the housing. Ensure to check and replace any seals or bearings during reinstallation.
You will need to remove the axle nut and a pickle fork to separate the ball joints. I think you have to unbolt the strut and swing the assy out of the way. Then you can unbold the axle and replace it. There are probably some minor details I've forgotten as its been a while.