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Removing driver side drive axle

posted by  B.B. on  Sun Aug 11 17:06 CST 2019
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I could not get the driver side drive axle (CV joint assy) out of the tranny with
the pry bars shown on Youtube. I found this tool to work just great.



I did not need the shim, I just wedged the fork in from 6 O Clock and hit the end with a heavy hammer and it popped out very nicely.

I found this tool on Ebay for about $35






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