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want to learn more. Here's more!
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PREFERRED CV Axle Removal Procedure
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Step 1: Open your CV Puller. You should see a CV Puller that looks like picture #1. Inspect your CV Puller for any damage & familiarize yourself with its construction, operation & safety requirements prior to use.
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Picture 1. What your CV puller should look like.
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Step 2: Wearing all appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment) tighten the adjustable CV puller loop around the appropriate spot of the inner CV axle, picture #2. Position the thinner movable abrasion guard as seen in picture #2. The best place to attach is to the recessed area on the cup in picture #2 as long as this area does not have any rough or sharp edges. Make sure this loop is secured tightly around the CV axle so it does NOT slip off. Use heavy duty tape if necessary to make sure this loop does NOT slip off. If this loop slips off injury or damage could occur.
Step 3: Pictures #3 & 4 show where the CV puller could attach to the CV axle but these are improper & could lead to CV Puller slippage &/or failure.
Step 3: Pictures #3 & 4 show where the CV puller could attach to the CV axle but these are improper & could lead to CV Puller slippage &/or failure.
Picture 2. This is the preferred way. Do this. This is good as long as there are no sharp edges.
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Picture 3. DON'T DO THIS.
Picture 4. Don't attach here. Don't do this.
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Step 4; Do not attach behind the dust shield (picture #5) as the CV puller could be cut on the dust shield where the finger is pointing. Keep your CV puller from coming into contact with any edges where it could be cut, especially when under tension
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Picture 5. This is a no also. Don't do this. This could cut your CV puller and that wouldn't be good.
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Step 5: Place a hammer through the fixed larger loop with the black abrasion guard as seen in picture #6. Make sure the hammer does NOT slip out of the loop. If the hammer slips injury could occur. Heavy gloves in your ‘hammer hand’ are strongly advised past this step.
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Picture 6. Do this, but for Pete's sake, be careful. Don't let the hammer slip. Wear heavy gloves.
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Step 6. Pull the CV puller taught with the hammer, pictures #6 & 7. Double check that the loop has not slipped off the CV axle or shifted.
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Picture 7. Do this. Check the loop has not slipped. Be careful. Wear gloves. Leave the beer for later.
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Step 7. Cradle the CV axle with your hand & arm as necessary (pictures #7 & 8) so when it pulls out of the differential the CV axle does not fall to the ground causing damage.
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Picture 8. Do this. But read all of our cautions first and be careful.
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