How To Replace Driver Side CV Axle [8th Gen Honda Civic]
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
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\\ A couple weeks ago, my driver's side CV Axle had experienced catastrophic failure. This has resulted in my vehicle being non-operational. Completely damaged and unusable, I must replace the damaged driver-side CV Axle with a new part. A CV Axle is what transfers power from the transmission, to the wheels. Constant-Velocity axles are also referred to as half-shafts. These types of driveshafts are very common with FWD vehicles. The design of the CV Joint allows for a large range of motion, while maintaining strength and minimal power loss. These characteristics make the CV axle perfect for wheels that are powered and also steer. In today's video, I take you step-by-step through the procedure, and teach you how to perform this process.
OEM PART # 44305-SNE-A01 (Passenger Side) 44306-SNE-A01 (Driver Side)
2006-2011 HONDA CIVIC
Tools Required:
Replacement CV Axle(s)
Pry Bar
Wheel Keys (if necessary)
Torque Wrench (capable of at least 200lbs/ft)
7/8", 15mm, 17mm, 18mm Combination Wrenches (Open and Closed End)
12mm, 15mm, 17mm, 18mm, 21mm, 32mm Deep Hex Sockets
1/2" to 3/8" Conversion Socket
12" Breaker Bar
3/8" Ratchet
Needle-nose Pliers
4lbs Sledgehammer
4lbs Dead-blow Hammer
Medium Strength Thread-locker 
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Good shit. Had to replace mine in my schools parking lot. Penn States metermaids were not happy with me😎👍🏻
I'd say that axle looks broken. Good illustration and description. Nice work
Great job.... But where's the JK?
Cool video..I just found out I have to replace my front right axel so your vid def helps! Question..why did you not go with Honda OEM? Just curious your thoughts on that. Also, you mentioned you put grease on the side of the transmission, did you use a special brand? Thanks!
Goodluck with your project! The only reason I usually don’t go OEM, is price. However, most of the time, in the automotive world, you get what you pay for. No special brand but I recommend hi temp Lucas
@@developmentdivision122 thanks man..yup I agree. Since I only need to replace one I will go with OEM. Ok cool, I’ll pick up Lucas. Thanks man
@@developmentdivision122how much is the OEM ?
5:55 no such luck i used a clam shell style ball joint seperator
tough luck! good tip though, I bought one of those style tools a while back and it paid itself back on the first day I used it 😂 happy wrenchin!