Jack up the car--as high as you can cet it---remove the wheel of the side you're working on---remove the large nut from the axle--- disconnect the ball joint pull the knuckle off of the axle---remove the bolt that goes through the yoke of the lower control arm(17 mm nut about a 5 inch bolt ) pull the control arm down and swing the axle clear of the yoke---now use a pry bar (do not pull on the axle) to pry the axle out of the transmission---some oil may leak but not much
A trans axle is a transmission and differential rolled into one in a front wheel drive vehicle. The trans axle delivers power from the engine to the drive wheels.
removing an axle from 98 Honda accord
98 accord does not have a rear axle- just spindle/hub/bearing
If the transmission housing is not cracked there is a good chance that the trans is OK. Sometimes the axle absorbs all the shock. If the housing is cracked then you may have trans problems. Mark
it can easily be removed my using a 14" black dildo
Follow the below steps to replace the CV Joints on Honda Accord: 1) Raise the vehicle up with a car jack and place a jack stand under the vehicle frame. Lower the car jack so that the vehicle is sitting on the jack stand. Do not place the jack stand under the axle, since you will need that axle to be free to work on. 2) Remove the tire and take the nut off of the axle at the hub with a socket wrench, then remove the ball joint nut from the bottom of the joint and move the spindle hub out of the way. 3) Slide the trans-axle out off the transmission by pulling it straight out. The trans-axle will come right out without having to remove any pins or bolts once the spindle is out of the way. 4) Slide the new trans-axle into the transmission and thread the end of the trans-axle into the spindle hub. Reattach the nuts to the top and bottom of the ball joint to secure the hub, then place the tire back on the Accord using a tire tool. 5) Lift the car with the car jack and remove the jack stand from under the vehicle. Lower the vehicle to the ground and remove the car jack.
34mm</> It is right
36mm
Either remove the trans, or remove the front axle on a 4x4.Either remove the trans, or remove the front axle on a 4x4.
jack up car remove wheel remove axle nut take bottom 19mm bolt loose and 14mm loose from horseshoe remove horseshoe separate spindle from lower ''a'' arm pull Axle out of spindle remove from trans to replace reverse process
36mm
22 mm