hey 6gc members i been searching the site all day about how to replace the right side axle and i could not find the info i needed so if someone could help me out it would be a blessing thank you for your time
Jayson
Jayson
need help with the right side axle - 6G Celicas Forums
replacing the driver's axle.
drain tranny (24mm)
remove axle nut (30mm) and wheel
remove ball joint on the bottom of the A arm (17mm, 2 nuts, one bolt)
swing hub out of way and pry/pop axle out of tranny
instal in reverse of that
drain tranny (24mm)
remove axle nut (30mm) and wheel
remove ball joint on the bottom of the A arm (17mm, 2 nuts, one bolt)
swing hub out of way and pry/pop axle out of tranny
instal in reverse of that
my st205 swapandour Beams swap
The right side is the passenger side its been covered many times on this board.
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oh snap, pass side, by b.
do the same as driver's side but also remove bearing carrier (2 14mm bolts)
do the same as driver's side but also remove bearing carrier (2 14mm bolts)
my st205 swapandour Beams swap
do you remove the carrier axle with the main axle or leave it in the tranny if possible? and do i need to drain the tranny also or not???
thanks for your help 6gc
Jayson
thanks for your help 6gc
Jayson
the bearing is attached a bracket and that bracket bolts to another. Just remove the 2 bolts and it seperates and slide axle out of tranny.
you can drin the tranny or have it drain when you pull the axle out.
you can drin the tranny or have it drain when you pull the axle out.
my st205 swapandour Beams swap
just to clear things up for me no matter what i have to drain the tranny right
jayson
jayson
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Yes no matter what because once you get the axle out (its connected to the tranny) fluid would spill out its better to drain it oh and don't forget to get a new axle seal you will also need to get the carrier bracket pressed off and put onto the new axle.
QUOTE (GoToSleep @ Sep 22, 2008 - 10:01 PM) 
>just to clear things up for me no matter what i have to drain the tranny right
jayson
jayson
Yes no matter what because once you get the axle out (its connected to the tranny) fluid would spill out its better to drain it oh and don't forget to get a new axle seal you will also need to get the carrier bracket pressed off and put onto the new axle.
"To Protect And To Serve The Wealthy" -POLICE
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no you don't. The bearing is sealed in a bracket, you remove one the 2 bolts and bearing/bracket assembly unbolts from a seperate bracket, it's easy.
QUOTE (Remy @ Sep 22, 2008 - 11:06 PM)
>you will also need to get the carrier bracket pressed off and put onto the new axle.
no you don't. The bearing is sealed in a bracket, you remove one the 2 bolts and bearing/bracket assembly unbolts from a seperate bracket, it's easy.
my st205 swapandour Beams swap
You will need to get the carrier axle mount pressed off but take if off from the bearing bracket first.
"To Protect And To Serve The Wealthy" -POLICE