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Old 05-17-2007, 10:50 PM
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Really stuck axles, plz help

Allright, I've been trying to get my axles out of my transmission for the past week. I've broken a cold chisel. I'm prying between the end, and the differencial housing. I'm chipping the diff housing (OK, im putting in a new trans for it)

This is on my '95 escort....

The broken off chunk of chisel is forcing the CV out of the trans about a quarter inch. Prying on it with a crowbar doesnt do anything (neither does wailing on said crowbar with 3lb drilling hammer)

I'm at a freeking loss. I've got the other end out of the bearing carrior, but the bastage wont budge. No progress on the drivers side, havent touched it...


How am I supposed to get at that one? I'm going to drop the cross member and see what that gives me... There a better way, or no?

Tks alot

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Old 05-17-2007, 11:11 PM
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I had the exact same drama a few months ago, with a Kia. The snap ring on the end of the shaft was too big, and wouldn't compress enough to release from the gear. An air hammer and 6-foot pry bar won't get it out. I had to bring it to a shop where they broke the CV joint next to the transmission, then pulled the transaxle.
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Old 05-17-2007, 11:17 PM
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That's my next idea...

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Old 05-17-2007, 11:43 PM
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Old 05-18-2007, 12:54 AM
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Allright, got the passengers side one out... The damn circlip came out in chunkies, and tore a peice out of the axle on the way out... Three splines on the outside edge of the axle. Is that enough to matter?

It took a combonation of my bigazz chizel, crowbar, and 3lb hammer to get it out (special purchase's)

Gawd what a *****

Any ideas on the drivers side one? I'm thinking since it's not really visible (blocked by part of the trans) that I can make it visible, by cutting out part of the trans. Good idea or not so much?

Tks for the support and everything, I knew I'd get it out eventually...

Again, thank you to all who helped, and your help is still appreciated with the removal of the other side...

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you guys all own too small a prybar

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