ok so i have to replace the outter cv joints on my car would it be the same process for any axle just remove the boot and that clip? the repeat in reverse with the new parts? thanks
I did this on a friend's 89 Accord, his passenger axle was clicking pretty badly, we found a good one at the junk yard with a torn inner boot, so we put a new boot on that, and put it in the car. Saved around $20 buying the axle and boot vs buying a new axle. I don't like rebuilt axles anyways, I've had too many of them break on me for no reason.
Hearty thanks for that extremely useful demo. I had read about that little clip in my manual, but could not figure out where it was. This is a most excellent video.
Hearty thanks for that extremely useful demo. I had read about that little clip in my manual, but could not figure out where it was. This is a most excellent video.
DONT READ THIS CAUSE IT ACTUALLY WORKS. YOU WILL GET KISSED ON THE NEAREST POSSIBLE FRIDAY BY THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE. TOMORROW WILL BE THE BEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE. HOWEVER IF YOU DO NOT POST THIS TO 3 VIDEOS YOU WILL DIE WITHIN 2 DAY. NOW YOU HAVE STARTED READING THIS DONT STOP. THIS IS SO SCARY, PUT THIS ON AT LEAST 5 VIDEOS IN 143 MINUTES WHEN YOUR DONE PRESS F6 AND YOUR CRUSHES
@mdkgod43 A parts washer works great but if you don't have one you can use some diesel fuel or gasoline (be careful and don't burn down your shop) and then spray it down with brake cleaner.
thanx for the help. I ripped my boots when i was changeing my ball joint and my control arm. I had no clue how to get it apart. Cuz i'm not machanic and I hate paying someone to fix something i can do myself.
Yes you can buy a cheap refurbished axle but they usually last a fraction of the life of the original OEM joint. If you're a little proactive and replace the boots on OEM joints before they tear, you only have to deal with axle issues every 150,000 mi. Once you go get the cheap refurbs you describe, you're going to be replacing joints every 40,000 mi. Just my experience...
@bigredchnl20 that was an abortion. How'd he get the clip between the shaft and the joint teeth out and in? at least he admitted he didn't know DICK at the end. I respect that
When I changed the joint on my car I had the same type of clamp you've got there and what i did was put them on and squeeze them until they locked into the square holes by hand then got a pair of side cutters and squashed that little nub. and they haven't come off yet. it saves buying special tools.
thanks alot for the vid! i think i'm gonna have to get a whole new axle now since the boots been torn for a while and its making noise whenever i turn.
why grease up and reboot it if you didn't even clean it?
Jx1x3 4 months ago
cost.... unless it's an 80s BMW 325iX and the axle cost $400+ dollars... lol ;)
viggoM35 4 months ago
Thanks a lot, muchas gracias, for all ur informartion, que dios me lo bendiga
pokefreak91710 4 months ago
finally i found a vid that can help me, great vid......now its a matter of finding a boot that fits my car
666TECHNO666 7 months ago
This has shown me that the best option is CLEARLY to buy a new axle! Thanks for the vid.
afscmeman 9 months ago
ok so i have to replace the outter cv joints on my car would it be the same process for any axle just remove the boot and that clip? the repeat in reverse with the new parts? thanks
Bradjd56 10 months ago
@Bradjd56 Most of them are similar to this, I won't say they all are because I haven't seen everything but most are.
bah53 10 months ago
@bah53 thanks a bunch
Bradjd56 10 months ago
Thanks man you really helped.!!
I know what to do now!
madmonkey35 1 year ago
I did this on a friend's 89 Accord, his passenger axle was clicking pretty badly, we found a good one at the junk yard with a torn inner boot, so we put a new boot on that, and put it in the car. Saved around $20 buying the axle and boot vs buying a new axle. I don't like rebuilt axles anyways, I've had too many of them break on me for no reason.
karkraz 1 year ago
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Hearty thanks for that extremely useful demo. I had read about that little clip in my manual, but could not figure out where it was. This is a most excellent video.
spriggsjeem 1 year ago
Hearty thanks for that extremely useful demo. I had read about that little clip in my manual, but could not figure out where it was. This is a most excellent video.
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DONT READ THIS CAUSE IT ACTUALLY WORKS. YOU WILL GET KISSED ON THE NEAREST POSSIBLE FRIDAY BY THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE. TOMORROW WILL BE THE BEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE. HOWEVER IF YOU DO NOT POST THIS TO 3 VIDEOS YOU WILL DIE WITHIN 2 DAY. NOW YOU HAVE STARTED READING THIS DONT STOP. THIS IS SO SCARY, PUT THIS ON AT LEAST 5 VIDEOS IN 143 MINUTES WHEN YOUR DONE PRESS F6 AND YOUR CRUSHES
criatormaximus 1 year ago
Better off buying a reman axle than replacing the boot saving time.
wafrederick 1 year ago
what do u use to clean it out?
mdkgod43 1 year ago
@mdkgod43 A parts washer works great but if you don't have one you can use some diesel fuel or gasoline (be careful and don't burn down your shop) and then spray it down with brake cleaner.
bah53 1 year ago
@mdkgod43 Petrol works well
ArgosWarrior 1 month ago
Thanks for posting
Fly155 1 year ago
anyone have a cheap way to get the bands clamped?I was thinking of grooving a pair of vise grips at the ends
2253benjamin 1 year ago
thanx for the help. I ripped my boots when i was changeing my ball joint and my control arm. I had no clue how to get it apart. Cuz i'm not machanic and I hate paying someone to fix something i can do myself.
tyler24ist 1 year ago
what is the other boot called??
evilneverdies88 1 year ago
@evilneverdies88 The boot on the other end is called the same thing, its just a different style constant velocity joint on that end.
bah53 1 year ago
thanks a lot man ur cool,that is very good explanation maybe next week i can do mine..salamat...
kaylajade1019 1 year ago
Great video.
Yes you can buy a cheap refurbished axle but they usually last a fraction of the life of the original OEM joint. If you're a little proactive and replace the boots on OEM joints before they tear, you only have to deal with axle issues every 150,000 mi. Once you go get the cheap refurbs you describe, you're going to be replacing joints every 40,000 mi. Just my experience...
PUboiler29 1 year ago
nice,i heard clutch!!!!!!!!!!!
bigredchnl20 1 year ago
@bigredchnl20 that was an abortion. How'd he get the clip between the shaft and the joint teeth out and in? at least he admitted he didn't know DICK at the end. I respect that
MegaBiiitch 1 year ago
Big help friend, thank you.
MajesticChicken 1 year ago
You are the man seriously saved me soo much hassle
seanybealeo 1 year ago
its sooo much easier than doing a u-joint since its covered and smothered in grease its whole life.
adamberg666 1 year ago
What a mess....just easier to pay the extra 35 dollar for a rebuilt unit.
johngelsomino 1 year ago
tha clip.. is so simple
most people seems to ... simply wack them off with hammers
not all are that easy removed are they?
authmaax 1 year ago
Great video. How much oil leaks out of the transmission after the shaft is removed?
John27346 2 years ago
usually not a whole lot
bah53 2 years ago
When I changed the joint on my car I had the same type of clamp you've got there and what i did was put them on and squeeze them until they locked into the square holes by hand then got a pair of side cutters and squashed that little nub. and they haven't come off yet. it saves buying special tools.
p4rtn3r 2 years ago
thanks that helped alot i go to the point of i didnt no how to get the things apart! thanks, great skills u got!
chadwick5575 2 years ago
What brand replacement shafts do you have the best luck with?
RadioRex72 2 years ago
I usually just buy the cheapest one I can find and haven't had any problems yet. The last few ive gotten have been Cardone
bah53 2 years ago
Thanks for the vid. Answered my questions :)
Joarek81 2 years ago
good vid. this is why i dont drive a FWD.
V8Jagnut 2 years ago
its not that hard to replace or repair them. and they do last long time than before.
pantherxx010 2 years ago
thanks alot for the vid! i think i'm gonna have to get a whole new axle now since the boots been torn for a while and its making noise whenever i turn.
REBEL2250 2 years ago
yeah thats probably best, if its making noise the joints already screwed
bah53 2 years ago
Great vid!
More350Power 2 years ago
very informative
jmurray01 2 years ago