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Author: | rob_fiesta [ Sun Mar 07, 2010 12:04 am ] |
Post subject: | mk3.5 cv joint removal |
This is a guide how to take out the the cv joint out off a mk3.5 hub tools you need: axle stands jack spanners ratchet set cv joint circlip pliers step one: slacken off the wheel nuts chock the back wheel so your car does not roll away jack the car up lace the trolley jack under the rear of the gearbox cradle and proceed to jack up the front of the car, you may notice that the car will drift slightly, this is normal so don't worry too much, but as always keep your hands and feet well clear just in case. With the front in the air you will need to support the weight of the car with the axle stands for safety. Place these under the chassis legs just after the lower arm mounts. Slowly lower the car down onto the stands, make sure they are secure and the car wont fall. If that's fine, just make sure you pump the jack up so its just touching the gearbox cradle, this is for added safety, if one of the axle stands gets knocked then the weight of the car would still be supported. Step two: undo the clips that hold the cv boot in place you can eather cut the boot or slide it back so you can see the cv clean all the old grease off as you can see the hub and undo the nut slightly now undo the bakes and take off the discs there is a guide if you don't know how to do it http://www.fiestaguides.co.uk/content/front_brakes.html now you can see the cv joint look where the splines off the shaft go in to the cv joint and you can see a cerclib you take this out by using the circlip pliers and wiggle it up the drive shaft so its out off the groove see pictuers for seeing where the clip is ![]() step three: not you have the circlip off you can go a head with the removal off the hub see guide step four : wiggle the hub out off the splines off the drive shaft step five : now you have the hub off take the cv nut off fully jentaly tap the stud so the cv joint it out off the hub no you can put that to one side now you can put the grease on the new cv joint but only put a bit on and put the rest to one side and put the cv boot back on the drive shaft ![]() what I did was match the splines up to the ones on the cv joint and slide it on now push the cerclip back in to the groove now you can put the cv joint back in to the hub and put the suspension back in to the top off the hub and tyten the hub back now you can slide the cv boot back to the cv joint and put a bit off grease in the boot and slide it back and tighten the boot to the drive shaft and back to the hub now put the track road end back in to the slot and tighten it up no you can put the cv joint bolt on the stud and tighten it up now put the wish bone back in to the hub and tighten that up step six: jack the car up and take it off the axle stand now you can put the tyer back on slowly let the car down remove the jack from under the car check that the wheel nut are tighten and stand back and look at the work you have done . this guides was written by rob_fiesta |
Author: | elPaulio [ Sun Mar 07, 2010 9:28 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: mk3.5 cv joint removal |
Nice guide there mate!! Only thing I would add is to support the driveshaft and brake calipers when you disconnect them so they aren't stressing the other CV joint/brake hoses!! Paul |
Author: | rob_fiesta [ Sun Mar 07, 2010 10:29 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: mk3.5 cv joint removal |
ow cheers the brake hoses are geting change to braded ones and thanks about the drive shaft boot thanks mate rob |
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