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Old 08-21-2004, 09:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi Folks,

I try to replace my Avalon's CV boot (outer), which is 1996 before Aug. I have a difficulty to remove driveaxle from axleshaft. I released lock ring from axleshaft. I feel that driveaxle can be moved back and forward very small gap. Could anybody please give me some advice?

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Old 08-21-2004, 10:15 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Cool

The two cars I've done it on (non Toyota) took a crowbar to pop them out. They normally don't come out by hand even for buff people.

*edit* I forgot... If that doesn't work, start tapping it with a small<er> sledge hammer and go from there... Seriously.
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I used a piece of wood (on the driveshaft, after the bolt was off) and hit that with a sledgehammer (held it ~4 inches from the head though.. didnt hit it THAT hard.. )
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It really takes a lot of force to pop the axils out. I had to use a pry bar and a Dead blow hammer. Once out don't bother changing the boots. A rebuilt axil is about $70.00. All new boots and the CV Joint is repacked with a 1 year warranty.
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Would a bad CV axil make a front tire vibrate so much it feels like you going over a rumble strip. I purchased a 95 with less then 70K on it. Ran great for weeks and then the right front tire felt like it was going over a rumble strip. Then about a mile later it stopped. It has been coming and going and hard to explain to the mechanic what it is doing. Seems to happen after going around a sharp right hand turn.

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