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98 Transaxle Output Shaft - Stubs and Sealszclutter 02-12-2006, 10:08 PM 1998 LS 3.1L, Autotrans, Malibu Replacing cv shafts and output seals. Original seals are a two part seal. An inner seal that appears to be part of the "stub axle" and an outer seal much like a traditional seal. My repair book doesn't give specifics on the driver side, but refers to pulling the passenger side "stub axle" with a slide hammer prior to pulling the outer seal. The stub axle is a splined shaft that connects the cv shaft to the transaxle. It has snap rings on both ends and what appears to be a built in seal/sleave on the shaft. Question is this: Is the driver side configured the same as the passenger side? Is it a "stub axle" and will it pop out if I attach a slide hammer to it? Anybody done this before? Nightmare111 05-30-2006, 02:51 PM 2002 3.1 Malibu- Autotrans you can take out the stub axle it's about 4 inchs long the seal around the tranaxle is bought thru dealer as a kit It comes with 2 new clips a new sleeve for the stub axle and the seal of course cost about 22.00. I am now trying to figure out how to get the new sleeve on the stub axle since I seemed to mangle it all up :banghead: I also belive the driver side is the same since the CV joints are the same part number and the seal kit is as well. Well a little update I cut a hole in a board roughly the size of the stub axle and hit the end of the sleeve to get it off and to put the new one on I used a 1inch and 1/16 deep well socket which fits jus inside of the sleeve but also over the stub then proceeded to place the sleeve where the original was by hitting the socket because I did'nt want to damage the new seal replace the clips and your done with the stub axle... vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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