Is this an automatic or a manual? I must have missed something... My apologies.
Axle coming out of transmission housing!
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wizechatmgr
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Re: Axle coming out of transmission housing!
Wisdom requires knowledge as a prerequisite, but knowledge can be developed due to a lack of wisdom.
In order to learn how to fix something, you must first learn how to break it.
1999 V70 XC AWD 2.4 T -- ~231k miles
1998 V70 2.4 NA -- ~184k miles
In order to learn how to fix something, you must first learn how to break it.
1999 V70 XC AWD 2.4 T -- ~231k miles
1998 V70 2.4 NA -- ~184k miles
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5rivers
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Its an automatic.
5rivers
1998 V70 M56, silver/grey, has tranny issues, #?# owner, 330,xxx miles, a handy parts car
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1998 V70 AT, T5, forest green, 3rd owner, 172,300 miles, Mimas 16" rims
1998 V70 M56, silver/grey, has tranny issues, #?# owner, 330,xxx miles, a handy parts car
1998 V70 AT, nautical blue, 2nd owner, 260,000 miles, Sold
1998 V70 AT, T5, forest green, 3rd owner, 172,300 miles, Mimas 16" rims
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5rivers
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An update:
Finally able to replace the spring clip with the Volvo part. The old clip suffered some damage, as did the splines on the shaft. Used a dremel to smooth out the jagged edges on a few of the splines. Installed a new seal before inserting the shaft into the housing.
With a tiny bit of twisting, the shaft went in smoothly.
Jacked up the wheel after getting the control arm back in and bolted, then torqued the nuts to the control arm.
Still need to put the tire on, lower that corner of the car so I can torque the axle nut.
Am hopeful that with the new spring clip and seal, the leakage of transmission fluid will subside.
Old spring clip on left, notice the indentations.
New oem clip on right, slightly rounded sides
Jagged spline at the two o’clock position
Finally able to replace the spring clip with the Volvo part. The old clip suffered some damage, as did the splines on the shaft. Used a dremel to smooth out the jagged edges on a few of the splines. Installed a new seal before inserting the shaft into the housing.
With a tiny bit of twisting, the shaft went in smoothly.
Jacked up the wheel after getting the control arm back in and bolted, then torqued the nuts to the control arm.
Still need to put the tire on, lower that corner of the car so I can torque the axle nut.
Am hopeful that with the new spring clip and seal, the leakage of transmission fluid will subside.
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5rivers
1998 V70 M56, silver/grey, has tranny issues, #?# owner, 330,xxx miles, a handy parts car
1998 V70 AT, nautical blue, 2nd owner, 260,000 miles, Sold
1998 V70 AT, T5, forest green, 3rd owner, 172,300 miles, Mimas 16" rims
1998 V70 M56, silver/grey, has tranny issues, #?# owner, 330,xxx miles, a handy parts car
1998 V70 AT, nautical blue, 2nd owner, 260,000 miles, Sold
1998 V70 AT, T5, forest green, 3rd owner, 172,300 miles, Mimas 16" rims
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5rivers
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The third picture above shows the new clip on the left, old clip on right, with the end of the shaft. It’s not entirely clear but the newer clip has a slightly smaller gap between the two ends.
Another update on leakage in a week or so.
Another update on leakage in a week or so.
5rivers
1998 V70 M56, silver/grey, has tranny issues, #?# owner, 330,xxx miles, a handy parts car
1998 V70 AT, nautical blue, 2nd owner, 260,000 miles, Sold
1998 V70 AT, T5, forest green, 3rd owner, 172,300 miles, Mimas 16" rims
1998 V70 M56, silver/grey, has tranny issues, #?# owner, 330,xxx miles, a handy parts car
1998 V70 AT, nautical blue, 2nd owner, 260,000 miles, Sold
1998 V70 AT, T5, forest green, 3rd owner, 172,300 miles, Mimas 16" rims
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5rivers
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Here are a few pictures of the drivers side axle after installation to the transmission housing.
They are not the greatest but the gap between the shaft and housing seen in the previous pictures is a bit smaller now.
I put in a new shaft output seal and a new spring clip - I think they helped!
I will report back on any leakage.
Thanks to everyone for all your help! Much appreciated
They are not the greatest but the gap between the shaft and housing seen in the previous pictures is a bit smaller now.
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I will report back on any leakage.
Thanks to everyone for all your help! Much appreciated
5rivers
1998 V70 M56, silver/grey, has tranny issues, #?# owner, 330,xxx miles, a handy parts car
1998 V70 AT, nautical blue, 2nd owner, 260,000 miles, Sold
1998 V70 AT, T5, forest green, 3rd owner, 172,300 miles, Mimas 16" rims
1998 V70 M56, silver/grey, has tranny issues, #?# owner, 330,xxx miles, a handy parts car
1998 V70 AT, nautical blue, 2nd owner, 260,000 miles, Sold
1998 V70 AT, T5, forest green, 3rd owner, 172,300 miles, Mimas 16" rims
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wizechatmgr
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Looks good to me =)
Wisdom requires knowledge as a prerequisite, but knowledge can be developed due to a lack of wisdom.
In order to learn how to fix something, you must first learn how to break it.
1999 V70 XC AWD 2.4 T -- ~231k miles
1998 V70 2.4 NA -- ~184k miles
In order to learn how to fix something, you must first learn how to break it.
1999 V70 XC AWD 2.4 T -- ~231k miles
1998 V70 2.4 NA -- ~184k miles
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