It should go all the way in, unless there is dirt on the driveshaft Splines. Also if you have taken off the inboard (Inner) CV Joint then you must make sure (The Spring that is fitted in these CV Joints) is put back. That Spring holds the Driveshaft in Place..on Citroen and Peugeot Cars...!🤔🤔😇😇👍👍
@@macfie9331 l already have Axle Stands. I did not use them this Time because the Car was on a Slight Slope..! The best opinion on this occasion, I felt was to Support The Vehicle on Tyres. As you can see in the Video...! Thanks for your Comment..!😆👍
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muy buen video , pero no es tan fácil como parece y menos sin un elevador
Thank you, Modern cars are not EASY..! This is a Job for the professionals..!🤔🤔😇😇
Did you have any issues getting the left hand drive shaft in ? Mine doesn't want to go back in it "clicks" I to the diff but doesn't go all the way in
It should go all the way in, unless there is dirt on the driveshaft Splines. Also if you have taken off the inboard (Inner) CV Joint then you must make sure (The Spring that is fitted in these CV Joints) is put back. That Spring holds the Driveshaft in Place..on Citroen and Peugeot Cars...!🤔🤔😇😇👍👍
Next new tools to buy - a pair of axle stands! 😄
@@macfie9331 l already have Axle Stands. I did not use them this Time because the Car was on a Slight Slope..! The best opinion on this occasion, I felt was to Support The Vehicle on Tyres. As you can see in the Video...! Thanks for your Comment..!😆👍
thanks
Ok..!