Axle Seal Replacement procedure from shop manual
#1
Axle Seal Replacement procedure from shop manual
So does anyone have a factory shop manual on dvd or hard copy they would be willing to copy a few pages for me? I want to see the factory procedure for replacing the axle seals, both sides on a 2006 or a 2007 which I am guessing are the same. Thanks in advance. Its the metal sleeve that wont come out, I am doing the drivers (left) side currently. I have the outer seal out but the inner sleeve part is stuck on the stub axle...
#3
I read through the service manual. All it says is remove the old seal, then replace with the new one. No mention of a sleeve.
Edit: I realized after I posted this, that it's for the SS MU3 trans. Not sure if the procedure is the same for what you're working on. Fig. 35: Removing Front Wheel Drive Shaft Oil Seal
Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
4. Use the J 23907 or J 44809 in order to remove the seal. See Special Tools.
5. Inspect the seal bore for nicks or for burrs. Clean the bore with a fine grade sandpaper, if
necessary.
Fig. 36: Installing Axle Seal
Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
1. Use the J 23907 or J 44809 to install a new seal. See Special Tools. Ensure the seal is
seated flush to the outer bore area.
2. Install the wheel driveshaft or intermediate drive shaft. Refer to Wheel Drive Shaft
Replacement or Intermediate Drive Shaft Replacement .
3. Install the front tire and wheel assemblies. Refer to Tire and Wheel Removal and
Installation .
4. Lower the vehicle.
Edit: I realized after I posted this, that it's for the SS MU3 trans. Not sure if the procedure is the same for what you're working on. Fig. 35: Removing Front Wheel Drive Shaft Oil Seal
Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
4. Use the J 23907 or J 44809 in order to remove the seal. See Special Tools.
5. Inspect the seal bore for nicks or for burrs. Clean the bore with a fine grade sandpaper, if
necessary.
Fig. 36: Installing Axle Seal
Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
1. Use the J 23907 or J 44809 to install a new seal. See Special Tools. Ensure the seal is
seated flush to the outer bore area.
2. Install the wheel driveshaft or intermediate drive shaft. Refer to Wheel Drive Shaft
Replacement or Intermediate Drive Shaft Replacement .
3. Install the front tire and wheel assemblies. Refer to Tire and Wheel Removal and
Installation .
4. Lower the vehicle.
#5
yep, well, I found a dvd shop manual that I had bought and forgot about,
looks like i will be making a similar tool as mentioned tomorrow.
so my friends mom can get her car back,
and i will have a tool to use for mine when the time comes..
still havent fixed my front suspension,
the list of things to fix is getting longer,
thanks for the tips and responses,
I would never ask anyone to do anything illegal,
" i am not a crook "
looks like i will be making a similar tool as mentioned tomorrow.
so my friends mom can get her car back,
and i will have a tool to use for mine when the time comes..
still havent fixed my front suspension,
the list of things to fix is getting longer,
thanks for the tips and responses,
I would never ask anyone to do anything illegal,
" i am not a crook "
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#8
ok, I recommend that anyone attempting this job, have all special tools at their disposal,, i said some words that might revoke my salvation,
well almost,,
this is the tool i reproduced,
here is mine, along with the old and new seals
aesthetically I failed, but in functionality, it passed..
now to hopefully get the seals and axle back in correctly.
well almost,,
this is the tool i reproduced,
here is mine, along with the old and new seals
aesthetically I failed, but in functionality, it passed..
now to hopefully get the seals and axle back in correctly.
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