Rick
At some point it might PAy to put it back together and go to a lift where you can get at this sucker with pry space
Dreaded driver side Axle Replacement Tips
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Re: Dreaded driver side Axle Replacement Tips
Empty Nester
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I used a wood splitting wedge and hammer, it's nice and short to sneak it in there and leaves plenty of room to swing your hammer if up on jackstands.
'94 940 wagon, 220K miles- sold to a guy who then drove it to Oklahoma
'99 XC70 AWD, 210K miles- trans went
'04 XC70 AWD, 196K miles- still going strong
'06 S40 sedan, 150K miles- went with the ex
'99 XC70 AWD, 210K miles- trans went
'04 XC70 AWD, 196K miles- still going strong
'06 S40 sedan, 150K miles- went with the ex
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Don’t make me come down there to NJ….
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No luck. Still Soaking it in PB Blaster, larger chisel and pickle fork; Will try wood splitting wedge next.
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At some point you're gonna have to throw in the towel and give it to a mechanic. It's gonna cost about $200, but I don't know how crazy you got to be with finding the right tools to get it out. It seems like it is so corroded air tools need to be involved.
Or you can keep trying with the axel popper. I swear I just wiggle it in and give it a few hard taps with a small hammer and it comes out flawless.
Or you can keep trying with the axel popper. I swear I just wiggle it in and give it a few hard taps with a small hammer and it comes out flawless.
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VTI thanks for the chisel suggestion I did use a 7/8 but will look into that particular one. after I go with the wood splitter. chris11211 the car is not a daily driver (its off the road) so I have the time to solve this maddening problem for my own ego and for the good of all man kind
I do not want to be defeated and will stay the course and report here on this man vs machine challenge.
So far the score is 5 points Machine - 0 Man. Also for what it is worth I have done drivers side axles on 06 XC90, 96 850, 98 V70, 04 C70's and can tell you I've never seen a fight anything like this one but I have heard of this happening to other Volvo owners too.
04 C70 Convert Auto
06 XC90 Auto (ORE) #401/800
06 S80
05 S80
12 S60
04 XC70 Auto (Parts car)
96 850 Wagon Manual Trans & 98 V70 (gone)
95 850 Sedan Auto Trans (gone)
04 XC70 Auto (gone)
04 C70 Convert (gone)
01 C70 Convert Manual Trans (gone)
06 XC90 Auto (ORE) #401/800
06 S80
05 S80
12 S60
04 XC70 Auto (Parts car)
96 850 Wagon Manual Trans & 98 V70 (gone)
95 850 Sedan Auto Trans (gone)
04 XC70 Auto (gone)
04 C70 Convert (gone)
01 C70 Convert Manual Trans (gone)
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