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Philip1972
 


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Off side driveshaft removal query

Hi all,

I have read all the posts regarding offside driveshaft removal (D4 2011), but a part is still not clear.

I know I remove the hub etc, top ball joing and then knock the outer end through the hub.

BUT, how do I get the inner end out of the diff? Some say just pull, but some also say that there is a special tool, others that its a Censored , someone else mentioned a circlip or something.

Could someone provide some detail regarding the removal and reinsertion of the diff end please?

Thanks!

Phil
  
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Pry bar does the trick. Thumbs Up
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a nice brass drift and a hammer Thumbs Up
  
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Philip1972
 


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another quick, and no doubt stupid, question.

The only reason I need to change it, is that when I changed the wheel bearing, I damaged the thread where the hub nut goes on. It went on eventually, but only with impact wrench type of persuasion.

Now, after only 2 or 3000 miles, I have a noise that sounds like the start of the wheel bearing again.

Could it be going due the damaged thread issue?

Or have I just got a bad one (Timkin is what I fitted).

Anyway, the actual question is, can I spilt the driveshaft and just replace the outer bit (hub end)? (I have a spare one)
  
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yes

https://www.advancedfactors.co.uk/lr060382...-171-p.asp
  
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good idea that
  
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Philip1972
 


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Well, that all depends on how difficult it is to split the outer shaft off!
  
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nice tap I would hope
  
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