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CV Shaft problem #2
Ok so i thought those Cardone cv shfts were really good at first, I was wrong. After changing the right side on aarons car it leaked tranny fluid the next day so i figured it was the seal. Well after about a week and a half of prying and pulling we finally ended p welding something to the inner cup and using a slide hammer. Anyway i knew it shouldn't be that hard after only being on for about a mile. After we got it out i noticed the new shaft had about 2mm of spline more than the old one. My question is will this be a problem? I e-maileed the company but the are idiots so i doubt that will help.
thanks ez
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
I would say no. But i could be wrong. I do believe it would not be a issue tho being 2mm longer like you say
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
I really don't know if it is an issue or not but if it is i don't want to f*ck up my friends tranny
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95 GSX:FMIC, 6-bolt, evo 3 16g, 2600 act clutch, 1g bov (crushed), and a 3" turbo back exhaust, dsmlink, dks 272 cams, wideband 02, Coming soon 2.3L Stroker, 1mm oversized valves, crower sprigs. 91 TSI AWD auto, gm 3.5 maf, maft, fmic, emanage, profec e-01, 3" turbo bk exhaust +more little stuff. http://www.ratemydsm.com/member/ez1286/?member=ez1286
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
Only thing i could see is it not seating properly in the axle housing. But i wouldn't think 2mm would make that big of a difference in this case.
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
well the only problem would be trying to get it back out... it's "about" 2 mm it could be more or less.... but anyone know for sure what would be do much?
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
I am thinking the problem was the shitty retainer ring. It was pretty scratched up from something and I would guess it was overstretched or caught up on something and just wedged it in.
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
well if thats the case... do you see a problem with me driving the car with a 2mm oversized spline shafty thingy...... its not like the ring could get cought on something while it was being driven right?
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
It's fine. Put your car back together and shut your mouth.
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
well.... just for that.... im putting my initials on your pistons
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Re: CV Shaft problem #2
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