If all you did is popped out the axle out of the transmission then it can just be put back in. Verify that the seal for the transmission is not tore up and put the axle in, its going to be a little difficult because you have to line up the gears on the ax
I do NOT recommend doing it that way as it separates the bearing and 8 times out of 10 it will come back needing a wheel bearing._x000D_
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I suspect you pulled the inner CV joint out of the cup, if you watch this video you’ll see how to get it back together, yo
Update… I need more HELP !_x000D_
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I pulled the axle out somewhat successfully, repaired the boot, so far so good.._x000D_
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Now i cant put the axle back in.
Thanks again, i watched this video maybe 50 times._x000D_
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The axle is the same one, i just replaced the boot._x000D_
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What can i be missing / doing wrong ??
You might have rolled the ‘C’ clip, if that’s the case you’ll have to replace it with a HONDA clip, the aftermarket clips are the wrong size and you’ll have the same problem
If you’re just having trouble putting it back in the trans try rotating the axle a quarter turn or so and try again, sometime you have to get the angle just right.
A friend of mine came to help me work on the car and when I was under the car
he realized that the axle is on an angle.
We jacked up the suspension and the axle went right in !
Conclusion – The repair I did on the this axle with a axle boot kit was no good !
From some reason the inner side didn’t have any angle slack.
I got a rebuilt axle for around $60 and it works !!