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How to remove a cv axle from transmission

The inner joint (the one in the transmission) has a retaining clip which makes it a little difficult to remove the axle. The easiest way to get it out is to place a pry bar in between the inner cv joint and the transmission.
Here is a rough diagram:

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removing right front axle inner cv from diff does it just leaver out

The inner joint (the one in the transmission) has a retaining clip which makes it a little difficult to remove the axle. The easiest way to get it out is to place a pry bar in between the inner cv joint and the transmission (see diagram)nvannoy_1.jpg
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how to replace axels and cv joints

The most cost effective way to service these axles and C.V. joints is with a remanufactured drive axle.
The lower ball joints will need to be separated at the steering knuckle, the axle nut removed with an air impact wrench. Then the drive axles are popped out of the transmission with a large pry bar. Only a retaining clip holds the axle into the transmission. Good luck
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Axle will not come out of the axle housing

I quote from service manual

1 . Raise and support the truck. Remove the rear wheels, the brake drum or brake caliper and rotor. If this is a disc brake, support caliper with wire. Remove seal retainer nuts from axle
housing.

2 . Pull out the axle shaft from housing. Remove the snap ring and bearing race from the axle shaft. Cut the bearing retainer. Break the bearing cage using a hammer and chisel and remove cage and rollers.

3 . Remove the oil seal, the seal retainer and the parking brake assembly (rear). Using a hydraulic press and bearing splitter, press the inner race from axle shaft. Inspect axle shaft for seal wear. Ensure that the shaft is not bent.

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Cv joint

Loosening but not removing the strut top mounts and sway barend link bushings can provide a bit more suspension travel for easieraxle removal. ccr20051001cv_s04.jpg
Loosen and remove wheel side axle mounting bolts. ccr20051001cv_s05.jpg
Separate the axle from the wheel. Do not allow axle to hang from thetransmission or differential. Oil seals could be damaged. ccr20051001cv_s06.jpg
Gently pull, pry, or otherwise liberate the axle from the transmissionor differential. Do not bend axle seals. Be careful not to teartransmission or differential oil seals. ccr20051001cv_s07.jpg
The axle splines on the right show damage. Note the c-clip on both axles. ccr20051001cv_s08.jpg
Don't forget to transfer any axle seals, ABS rings, or other parts to the replacement axles. ccr20051001cv_s09.jpg
Guide the replacement axle into place. Depending on the type of retainer, the axle should click firmly in place. ccr20051001cv_s10.jpg
Always use the proper torque on the axle bolts. Check axle rotation. Reassemble dismantled components.
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front axle how to remove half shaft

Hi.. The step to remove the front Axles of you Vitara.
Raise and support Vehicle . Remove front wheel,
Drain Diff,fluid,
Remove Locking Hub if is equipaded,
Remove Circle clip from axle shaft
On right side of Vehicle, Remove the Stabilizer Little ball joint nut. Remove castle nut Front Tie rod end,
Remove mounting bolts from brake calipper,
Remove Calipper from steering knuckle and wire a side.
Remove Stud Nut from steering knuckle,
Support Lower suspension arm with a jack,
Remove lower strut bracket bolt ,
Lower jack and disconnect Knuckle from lower suspension crontrol arm,
Pull Outler joint from Hub.
Use Large screwdriver or Prybar To pry Right inner joint from differential, The axle will go out making a little froce with the prybar,
To remove the left side,
Remove mounting bolt from inner joint flange,
Pull out axle from hub.

To reinstall just reverse the prosses.

I hope this help on your job...
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