@@eduardocarrillo5975 I would hear a mechanical popping sound when turning (only occurred some times, but was consistent and noticeable) - the vehicle would also shake at interstate speeds.
@Gavin it was easy but when you go to do the repair, place the car in neutral, chock the wheels so they’re secure and then jack up the car until you can get it on jack stands. I placed my emergency break on and it made it difficult to remove the brake caliper. I also purchased some anti seize paste and smears it on the CV axle splines. Mainly where they insert into the transmission. You’ll also have transmission fluid that will leak out, so have some of that handy to refill the reservoir. It’s also difficult to access the filling hole, so you’ll want a funnel that has a plastic hose attachment (I found an affordable one at Autozone) In all, I spent about 6 hours and $300 to make the repair.
The cv axle wouldn't come out with pry bars but I made a makeshift slide hammer with a strap tied to the cv axle closest to the transmission and on the other end a cross bar, yanked it hard quite a few times and it popped out.
I’m looking at parts now but the images I don’t see the ball rolling bearings attached to the bottom of it. Are they sold Separately? Or the image just does not show it
I have a 2008 Malibu. When I look for this part they all say they don't included the abs tone ring. It also says it can fit the driver or passenger side and to transfer inner stub from original axle. I really don't know which one to buy.
Is this a 1.6 L engine, I have a 2.0 turbo and when I look up the CV axle it shows with femal spines on trans side not like this one with male splines on trans side?
absolutely YES. He tipped the spindle by removing the adjustment bolts. If you tip it by removing the lower ball joint then you don't have the added expense of an alignment.
Ugh do i want to attempt this myself? I just want a different car im tired of driving a boat 😅thank you for the video. Its helpful. Where are you located?
Great video. Do you know how to install manifold and throttle body spacers? I have a modified 2019 Chevy Cruze. Look for someone who knows how to work on Cruze. You can check out my car on my channel. Thx
Very detailed and does things other mechanics rarely do. Which makes a huge difference. Good job brother man
Thanks needed
good job. and you know what you are doing and a good job explaining Thank You
Great video. I’ll be replacing my driver side CV axle next week when the part comes in. Your help is going to make the repair easy.
Just a quick question why are you replacing your driver side cv axel? What symptoms did your car have if you wouldn't mind telling me.
Thanks!
@@eduardocarrillo5975 I would hear a mechanical popping sound when turning (only occurred some times, but was consistent and noticeable) - the vehicle would also shake at interstate speeds.
@Gavin it was easy but when you go to do the repair, place the car in neutral, chock the wheels so they’re secure and then jack up the car until you can get it on jack stands. I placed my emergency break on and it made it difficult to remove the brake caliper.
I also purchased some anti seize paste and smears it on the CV axle splines. Mainly where they insert into the transmission.
You’ll also have transmission fluid that will leak out, so have some of that handy to refill the reservoir. It’s also difficult to access the filling hole, so you’ll want a funnel that has a plastic hose attachment (I found an affordable one at Autozone)
In all, I spent about 6 hours and $300 to make the repair.
The cv axle wouldn't come out with pry bars but I made a makeshift slide hammer with a strap tied to the cv axle closest to the transmission and on the other end a cross bar, yanked it hard quite a few times and it popped out.
With the car being so new…. Why was the transmission fluid so dark when you pulled the part?
That's what I was thinking, that tranny is shot or going to be real soon
Excellent video, thanks for taking the time bro
Always doing a thorough job!
I’m looking at parts now but the images I don’t see the ball rolling bearings attached to the bottom of it. Are they sold Separately? Or the image just does not show it
I have a 2008 Malibu. When I look for this part they all say they don't included the abs tone ring. It also says it can fit the driver or passenger side and to transfer inner stub from original axle. I really don't know which one to buy.
How do you replace the fluid when it's a sealed transmission system?
Very good explanation
If it only makes a noise when you hit the brakes could it be a CV axle as well??
Great vid big ups man
Was that transmission fluid?
Is this a 1.6 L engine, I have a 2.0 turbo and when I look up the CV axle it shows with femal spines on trans side not like this one with male splines on trans side?
U do good work bro it help me a lot
Excellent, thanks!
Good job man.
What year is that
What is the issue when the AXLE will not go back into the TRANSMISSION on a 2007 CHEVY MALIBU LS...THX
Anybody know the part numbers for the Axels?
What is that other part that looks like the CV axle but it has a longer tube around it called??
CV Intermediate Shaft
Nice job!
Is re-alignment needed on 2011 Chevy Malibu after changing CV axle shafts?
No
absolutely YES. He tipped the spindle by removing the adjustment bolts. If you tip it by removing the lower ball joint then you don't have the added expense of an alignment.
Ugh do i want to attempt this myself? I just want a different car im tired of driving a boat 😅thank you for the video. Its helpful. Where are you located?
How much does the labor cost for a job like this
I recently got quoted $540. I bought the part from Chevy for $26. Just gonna do it myself soon.
bless
Great video. Do you know how to install manifold and throttle
body spacers? I have a modified 2019 Chevy Cruze. Look for someone who knows how to work on Cruze. You can check out my car on my channel. Thx