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Again never use a metal hammer,as this can damage the splines, if must, cover the end of shaft, with wood, or similar, or better still as mentioned, rubber / hide /copper hammer,
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@snake321000 you could damage the thread and the big axle nut goes on there. Then you will have to grind away the damaged thread.
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this guys explanation is so expert i understood everything, very explanative
(sarcasm)
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Ive heard that your never supposed to hammer on the cv axle at least on hondas is that true ive never needed to hammer on them anyway just asking
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Great video man ,very well explained and good step by step procedure!! You should mention your name in the begining of every video, just a thought!!
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Graet video man. Thanks. I have learned several terms and their meaning as well as what they mean. athe 'how-to" part no longer seems intimidating. Thanks.
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NTN Drive Shaft?
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I hope it goes this easy for me when I attempt to replace my cv joints this weekend. Great how to remove and how to install videos. Thank you for taking the time to provide them.
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when he hits the end of the shaft with his hammer that's where he went wrong, use a rubber mallet instead, or cover shaft end with a piece of wood and hammer on that...
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well last time i did it, my friend was really showing me how to do it and i was helping, and i was looking for a refresher, i said this guy does it a strange way, a lot of people say wrong because they are dickweeds
USE A DEAD BLOW (RUBBER HAMMER WITH SAND INSIDE IT) To hit the shaft onto the spline, NEVER USE A METAL HAMMER ON A SPLINE/SHAFT!
madcuntom 1 year ago 10
NEVER USE A METAL hammer, you could easily damage the splines on the axle, use a rubber or plastic mallet.
Mito2009 1 year ago 5