Nismo Nissan Skyline GT-R. Show or Display |
Remove the cotter pin from the outer end of the axle |
Cotter pin and cap come off axle nut |
36 mm socket to get the axle nut off |
Removed the ABS/wheel speed sensor. You can see the torn boot |
Axle cleared of the hub. |
The right side axle can be tough to remove |
I have my car jacked up on the right side. However the front diff may leak some oil if the car is level. After a couple of good hits, check and see if the axle is free.
Right side axle removed |
Torn outer boot. |
4 comments:
So is there a technique so no diff. oil will leak? :)
We did the same last year and the oil leaked a little alright, and mechanic says it was fine and no need to top-up... true?
If the car is level, it will leak a little. The fill on the front diff is "until it leaks out, of the filler hole". I would, and I am going to do a front diff service, so I am going to drain it anyway.
The car is jacked up and there was a little leak still. :/ We didn't top it up after. Hope it REALLY doesn't need one just like the mech. said.
BTW, the oil that leaked is that for the f.diff. or transfer case?
The fill is just until you see it running out of the fill hole. Its not a precise thing. The oil is for the front differential. The transfercase is attached to the transmission.
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