stubborn outer CV joint
stubborn outer CV joint
"The outer CV joint is simply pulled from the CV shaft. I used a slide hammer to pull on the CV, with the CV shaft in a vice. It pops off fairly easy this way."
--motorvate.ca
That's a hilarious statement. I have a slide hammer and a bench mounted vise and I am getting nowhere fast. I also tried a piece of wood and a large hammer, also with less than optimal results. I understand how the joint is clipped to the shaft, but it just will not come off for me. I am about ready to just buy new shafts, which I really do not want to do. Any advice from people who have removed the outer joint would be helpful. Thanks.
--motorvate.ca
That's a hilarious statement. I have a slide hammer and a bench mounted vise and I am getting nowhere fast. I also tried a piece of wood and a large hammer, also with less than optimal results. I understand how the joint is clipped to the shaft, but it just will not come off for me. I am about ready to just buy new shafts, which I really do not want to do. Any advice from people who have removed the outer joint would be helpful. Thanks.
I love it, the "get a bigger hammer" solution. That's all it needed, was a bit more "love". I was surprised to see how large the retention rings were on the axle compared to the new one I got with the boot. I actually had to remove the inner retention ring and tighten it up a bit before the inboard side would slide into the tranny.
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