[s-cars] Driveshaft CV joint removal.....
Mark Turczyn
mkturczyn at gmail.com
Sun Jun 26 12:19:03 PDT 2011
Jim-
You need at least a two leg puller-- the one I used is a German made
one that has the two pulling arms slide along the top T of the
puller. I did mine under the car so I am sure you can do yours with
it off the car. The old joint is very resistant but it does pull--
mine broke out the bearing cup because I applied the force on it- but
the whole joint did come off. The new one will also be stiff to
install-- it took some hard tapping with a plastic hammer--it is far
from a slip fit.
At 12:23 PM -0600 6/24/11, Jim Fleischer wrote:
>Hey guys,
>
>List has been a bit quiet lately, so here you go......
>
>So, I've decided to just replace the one worn out CV joint at the
>moment, as there is not a shop in Colorado that will touch my
>driveshaft, and to send mine out for R&R will take more time than I
>have right now. The center bearing and other CV joint are still
>serviceable for now, and when I get a second vehicle, I'll tackle
>those when the time comes that they are an issue.
>
>So, I have the replacement CV joint, but am running into difficulty
>removing the existing one. It is very dried out, and will not budge
>even the slightest from the collar. I've removed the circlip, and
>am wondering if there is a tool or something that would make
>removing this a bit easier. Any BTDT?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Jim Fleischer
>'95 urS6 avant, missing a driveshaft at the moment.
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