how to replace an axel 1993 non-vtec

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gcoloma

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Got a stick shift f-22a motor need to replace an axel left side driver.
tips will be helpfull t.y. in advance.;)
and hard shifting gear when is on .
 
english please. its easy to do. just follow the manual.....but it sounds like you might want to take it to a shop
 
Got a stick shift f-22a motor need to replace an axel left side driver.
tips will be helpfull t.y. in advance.;)
and hard shifting gear when is on .


let me translate this one too. i drive a car with a manual f22a. i need to replace the driver side axle but im not sure how to do it. any tips would be helpful. thank you in advance.

i also have a problem with the car... (insert translation for "hard shifting gear when is on")
 
let me translate this one too. i drive a car with a manual f22a. i need to replace the driver side axle but im not sure how to do it. any tips would be helpful. thank you in advance.

i also have a problem with the car... (insert translation for "hard shifting gear when is on")

Let me help you out

Sean


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Here is another write-up organized by me through the help of other Luders experience. These pictures are for illustration only and are not an actual Lude, but still the same procedure.

I will update pictures and pertant information as I come across it.

And since this is related to "Lower Ball Joint Removal" here is the link to that thread:
Front Lower Control Arm Ball Joint *Write-Up*

I would also like to add this link for those who want to rebuild their - CV Joints -

Half Shaft - CV Joint Repack and Boot Replace

This write up is very informative and helpful to the do it yourselfer's out there.




**Write-Up**

1 Remove tire(s) - Lug wrench
2 Remove axle nut (have fun! easier with tire on ground and center cap removed for axle socket to fit through) 36MM for 90-91 or 32MM for 88-89

Make sure to take a chizzle or flat head screwdriver to bend out that little notch that is indented toward the groove on the axle. You will see what I mean when you take off your wheel cap.

(please note that depending on when and who changed out the axle last, the axle nut might differ in size - 32-36, so please check this before doing anything as to not waste time.)
ax1-mod.jpg


You will need these tools, but an impact gun is always the easiest way to go.

ax2.jpg


3 after jacking car back up, remove lower control arm balljoint nut - 17mm?
4 use tie rod end puller to undo lower ball joint (careful of threads!)

(This is also a ball joint puller, it is safer so as not to damage the ball joints, but if you are replacing the whole ball joint as well, you can use a pickle fork as well. Please remember this for illustration and is to show you how to use this tool, this is not the actual ball joint you are going to remove at this time, unless you decide to do it at the same time since you will have everything off.)
ax6.jpg


Pickle Fork Method, this is the acutual ball joint that will be removed while removing the axle.
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5 undo bottom of shock from lower control arm - 17 mm...2 two of them since the bolt will spin - remove that bolt

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6 separate the knuckle and slide it out the way while the axle slides out of it then pry the tranny side with a large flathead or prybar.
Please note, that you might have to take a solid peice of metal like the back end of a chizzle, and use it to pound out the axle if it does not come out easy. When you start pushing it out it will look like the picture below, you will need to push it out, you might need a pry bar to help relieve tension on the supension to get out, but it will come out, so just keep working at it.


ax7.jpg




Do not over pound it if it is not moving as you will start to damage that end of the axle.

After the axle comes out(below):
ax3.jpg


I hope this helps out everyone!
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Sean
 
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You Show as a very Good role Model .
Thank you for your Help Sean ,a lot of us members will benifit this.
 
I am just passing on what I learned. Its always good to help out others, especially Preluder's!!!^_^

Sean
I finally got it done by a mechanic repair shops using the presser machine to release the 2 axel's.
now they've bent the brake caliper holder which makes friction's to 2, front brake's
have to re -ajust it tommorow.
Once again Thanks for being a part of the solution's and not being a part of the Problem.
 
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