Sorry, Is this a 2014? Because I have a 2014 and nissan, just sold me the replacement, but it does not have that bracket on it those 2 bolts that you bolt onto the differential. They said it does not have bolts on either side. So I'm curious what year this one is you are working on thank you!
yeah don't do this (yanking out the axle). the bearing may be seized to that internal carriage support causing the axle to just come apart with a horrendous mess. bad advice
The bearing support (if the bearing is seized to the housing). The entire bracket has to come off of the block. About seven bolts and a section of the exhaust has to come off. Once those seven bolts come off there are two locating dowels that require the bracket to be rotated and leveraged out just right in order for the to bracket to come off. Once out hit it with a lot of penetrating oil and very slowly apply force with a hydraulic press. A machine shop can help with the press if you don’t have one. Once separated drive out the one locating dowel which was sticking up the whole thing. Go inside the bearing Carrier and polish and lightly ream out the inside of the housing and apply light antiseize so you never have to go through this again. When reinstalling the axle, be careful with the front differential seal. This is a great time to replace that fluid thanks to all the access created.
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Do I need to remove this axle to access bank 1 sensor 2? The long axle block the sensor. Sorry for this unrelated question.
sorry sir i dont know 😔
This is driver side, should there be a lot of play when you move this around? Or should it be solid with no movement?
I didn't understand your question ???
Sorry, Is this a 2014? Because I have a 2014 and nissan, just sold me the replacement, but it does not have that bracket on it those 2 bolts that you bolt onto the differential. They said it does not have bolts on either side. So I'm curious what year this one is you are working on thank you!
Does this axle just plug in or did you have to pop it out?
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did u use a used axle?
yas sir
yeah don't do this (yanking out the axle). the bearing may be seized to that internal carriage support causing the axle to just come apart with a horrendous mess. bad advice
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@tbonegamez so are you saying use a tool to pop it out ? or pray it out ?
The bearing support (if the bearing is seized to the housing). The entire bracket has to come off of the block. About seven bolts and a section of the exhaust has to come off. Once those seven bolts come off there are two locating dowels that require the bracket to be rotated and leveraged out just right in order for the to
bracket to come off. Once out hit it with a lot of penetrating oil and very slowly apply force with a hydraulic press. A machine shop can help with the press if you don’t have one. Once separated drive out the one locating dowel which was sticking up the whole thing. Go inside the bearing Carrier and polish and lightly ream out the inside of the housing and apply light antiseize so you never have to go through this again. When reinstalling the axle, be careful with the front differential seal. This is a great time to replace that fluid thanks to all the access created.