Driveaxle Replacement:Easy or Hard? |
Driveaxle Replacement:Easy or Hard? |
Nov 22, 2007 - 1:10 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Oct 28, '06 From Orlando, FL Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
Well, like the title says, how would you guys rate the difficulty of replacing the axles on a 94 st? I just bought this car for my girl a while ago and I've been workin on it bit by bit to get it into a nice safe operating condition for her. I was thinkin about doin this myself cuz I don't wanna get raped by a shop, but I've never done it before. I'm reasonably good with mechanics its just that I don't have alot of time(or a place for that matter) to get it done, unless its a quick easy fix, I'll probably have to bite the bullet. Haynes manual makes it seem easy enuff, but I wanna know for sure before I start rippin stuff apart. (Btw replacing em cuz cv joints are shot, horrible, disgusting clicking in turns)
Also as a side note, I've been reading that places like autozone and the like sells axles that are too short. Any recommendations as to the best place to get 'em? (Besides the Dealer) |
Nov 22, 2007 - 2:00 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 22, '04 From USA Currently Offline Reputation: 3 (100%) |
raxles : http://www.raxles.com/
i heard is a good place. and i dont think it should be to hard. take the wheels off take the cotter pin out loosen that nut that holds the axle to the hub and u might have to unconnect the tie rod i am not sure some how you need to get it out then u slide the other end out of the tranny i was told though that u might want to replace the seals that goes in the tranny where the axles go while u are in there so u wont have a leak later and you dont have to do the same process for some little seals. |
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