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Old 03-04-2009, 10:56 PM
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how do you remove the driver side cv shaft i ccant get it out its being a pain in the ___ any help would be sweet let me know i just need the tranny side out it will not come out no matter what
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is the driver side the longest one? i cant remember...lol
i havnt done it on a scion yet but iv swaped out a few in other cars....whats hanging it up?
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I dont know what to tell ya man - the drivers side has a ring pin on it in the tranny - every time i took my motor out i pulled the motor witht he driver side still in tact lol its kinda fun - gotta have tall cielings in your garage and a long boom on your hoist lol - than i tapped it out from the other side with a long metal bar and a hammer lol
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I used a slide hammer on both sides and they popped right out.
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There is a ring on that side too. Its just harder to get out cuz there is no room over there. It takes me about 15 min to get it finagled out a there. Dont yank on the spindle end, it can damage the cv. Pry bars, long punches, and plastic hammers. It will come out.
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There isnt a c clip in the drivers side is there?
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Old 03-05-2009, 03:31 AM
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OK. I just went and looked at mine seeing as they are both laying on the floor in the garage. The pass side is the long one, no wire clip on the diff end because the carrier bolts to the block. The driver side is the short one, it DOES have a wire clip on the diff end that clips into the side gear in the diff. thats why its so tough to get out.
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so with the motor in how do i pull it out?
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I used a combination of pressure from a pry bar and tapping on it with a bronze drift or plastic hammer. Do you have the spindle un bolted from the strut so you can get the axle out of the trans?
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So it can just be pryed out i dont need to split thes case
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Oh lord. No dont split the case. Yes it will pop out it takes some patients tho.
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If you want to pull the axle by the half shaft, there are 3 bolts located on the carrier bearing between the carrier bearing and the tranny. Remove these bolts and smack out with a preferably dead blow mallet. If you want to pull the whole ___'y out. You will have to remove the 3 bolts that hold the carrier bearing to the block. then you will have to pry back the bearing slightly to get it to clear the alignment dowels and then smack the carrier bearing or use a pry bar to remove. Whole process should take maybe 10minutes the first time around. After you get the routine should be less then 5 min.
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And then I read that it was the drivers side and would suggest an angled pry bar and or hammer and get to wacking. Should be quick and easy. I usually see them pop out on the second wack.
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i know me to i fought with it for a hour yesterday it dosent want to let go i went and bought a better pry bar so today i will get it out its a pain
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Originally Posted by coryjames
i know me to i fought with it for a hour yesterday it dosent want to let go i went and bought a better pry bar so today i will get it out its a pain
Go in there like shes an experienced french hooker. Just smack it real hard twice and she will be done... Gauranteed satisfaction lol.
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why is this fi! HUH?!

YOU'RE LUCKY IT'S ME MODEATING THIS.

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cuz i broke my boot and i need to replace mine, take pictures so i can see! puhhhhhhlease.
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Did you damage your driver side axle? Just wondering why only the driver side. I have used everything from tapping on a flat head screw driver to get it out, to pry bar, to (if you were taking the passenger side out too), taking out the passenger side, and then sticking a flat head screw driver through the diff hole and tapping the shaft of the driver side. Pops right out either way. Might take some finesse, but it is held in by a snap ring.
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Cause fi guys are the ones that have pulled the motor lol
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did you ever figure this out? im having trouble getting the driver side out too...
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Originally Posted by aen
did you ever figure this out? im having trouble getting the driver side out too...
Just follow what I wrote.
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