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2014/04/25 09:40:19 (permalink)
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removing axle from trans

I seem to have gotten stuck with removing the axle from the trans, is there anything i'm missing here?
I've removed the 14mm bolt and the retaining clip, shouldn't the axles just slide out from the trans?
I tried to gently persuade it out with a crowbar / hammer and a block of wood but it won't budge. Perhaps if I have an LSD is there something within the diff that attaches to the axles and would prevent them sliding out?
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    ashtwo
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 09:52:59 (permalink)
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    If someone can tell me that it does just pull straight out that would be very helpful; then i can crank on it a little more angrily with the knowledge I'm not going to break anything!
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 10:07:56 (permalink)
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    I think I removed that whole bracket from the block
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 10:14:18 (permalink)
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    Yep undo the 2 bolts from the block for the axel carrier and give it a good yank
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 10:15:21 (permalink)
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    Also, have you drained the transmission fluid?
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    ashtwo
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 10:17:04 (permalink)
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    ah ok thanks. it seems the only things holding it in the bearing bracket is the clip and bolt... Do you remember if it was quite difficult to get them out? the other side is being a pain as well, I think perhaps i just need to get angrier with it as the workshop manual suggests a hammer and brass bar so i guess it needs a bit more bashing to get it out, was just a bit worried about damaging anything, it really doesn't want to budge at all
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 10:19:11 (permalink)
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    Thanks Jason, yeah i've drained the trans fluid already, I guess I'll just keep bashing it then and see how i go!
     
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 10:21:30 (permalink)
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    They can be quite stiff if they haven't been removed recently, just to confirm, you have to unbolt the axel bearing from the block
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 10:38:38 (permalink)
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    Yep unbolt the carrier from the block just to be sure. Should pull out by hand after that.
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 10:47:58 (permalink)
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    yeah it's a tough one... even with a 450mm pry bar it won't move. I'll try unbolting the whole drive shaft bearing carrier and see if that makes a difference
    cheers
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    Re: removing axle from trans 2014/04/25 11:20:37 (permalink)
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    yeah it does look like thats whats holding it in place, only problem is it has 2 locating pins so i cant get the bloody thing out without the driveshaft coming out first because there is not enough play in it. Just can't seem to win with this!
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