coming from a bmw to a lancer i was really expecting to spend a few hours to replace my lower control arms and cv axles... after a short time searching i came across this video... You reminded me i forgot my torque wrench at work and you showed me the quickest axle swap possible. Nice Work, Great Video
Not bashing ya brotha thanks for the info on the "DIY" but the video is called lancer axle replacement not 02/03 kia forte i hope im not the only one that caught this lol
good vid tim. i like the part where u lubed up your knee. little trans fluid on the knee never hurts. lol. anyways keep the vids coming and thanks for sending me your number in case i ever have auto questions. your a good person. i may just use it some time when i need a little professional guidance. have a good night buddy.
I have A 2000 Mitsubishi diamanté needs to replace the front 2 axels so I was wondering if it is the same work as this one you are working on . If someone know anything please reply
Just replaced CV axle on my 2003 Mitsubishi Outlander and the process I started the CV axle crooked had to tap it off my question is the output shaft which the CV axle slides onto pulled out a little bit I pushed it back in .Should that have moved?
That can’t be a lancer. The tie rod end goes under the mount on a lancer. Also the ball joint is a part of the control arm on a lancer and you have a pinch joint holding it in. And the lines are all wrong for an 02 lancer. And he says Kia spectra at the end. WTH is up with the title.
It's a 03 Kia Spectra as you mention in the last 30 seconds of the video but the title and beginning of the video you say Mitsubishi Lancer. Maybe edit the title so you don't throw people off a bit? Good video otherwise. I like the humor.
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coming from a bmw to a lancer i was really expecting to spend a few hours to replace my lower control arms and cv axles... after a short time searching i came across this video... You reminded me i forgot my torque wrench at work and you showed me the quickest axle swap possible. Nice Work, Great Video
Thank you for the kind words. Appreciate you watching the video and glad it helped.
Thanks for the videos this is the fastest way how to replace the CV Axle without removing the rotor and calipers and the Shocks!!
Great cool video it’s gonna help me out I mainly just needed to know what tools to take with me, working away from my place good work buddy
Not bashing ya brotha thanks for the info on the "DIY" but the video is called lancer axle replacement not 02/03 kia forte i hope im not the only one that caught this lol
yea long day for sure lol
Yeah, many people caught that pretty much the same procedure either way though thanks for watching
Pretty cool how laidback you are. Thanks for the info.
good vid tim. i like the part where u lubed up your knee. little trans fluid on the knee never hurts. lol. anyways keep the vids coming and thanks for sending me your number in case i ever have auto questions. your a good person. i may just use it some time when i need a little professional guidance. have a good night buddy.
No problem. If there's a repair video. You would like to see. Let me know.
Simple and easy. No bullshiting. Thanks.
Konrad Henrykowicz your welcome
Love your relaxed way of explaining. Subscribed
Is it the same way for the right side? Or are there any other steps for the right cv axle
Same way either side
Thanks for the video it will make the job so much easier
You’re welcome I’m glad you liked it
I have A 2000 Mitsubishi diamanté needs to replace the front 2 axels so I was wondering if it is the same work as this one you are working on .
If someone know anything please reply
Just replaced CV axle on my 2003 Mitsubishi Outlander and the process I started the CV axle crooked had to tap it off my question is the output shaft which the CV axle slides onto pulled out a little bit I pushed it back in .Should that have moved?
Daniel Neal They will move sometimes As long as you moved it back in place it will be no problem
Coopers Automotive Repair.
Thanks for the help.
The C V axle I instead wasn't the same leaght .It was 3/16 shorter.Will that cause a issue?
Whats the tourqe spec for the cv axle then 🤔
Sorry about that 180 foot pounds
I need help on my 2017 Cv axel to pop back in transmission
When I pulled my axle, that fluid started coming out. Its not stopping. What is it and where do I refill it?? Engine oil?!?!
This car has an automatic transmission it’s automatic transmission fluid. You feel it through the dipstick or you check the transmission fluid
Coopers Automotive Repair Thanks for the reply. Mine is manual...so I was confused. Just got a bottle of OEM MTF!
That is not a 2002 lancer looks more like a mirage
or civic hahah
That can’t be a lancer. The tie rod end goes under the mount on a lancer. Also the ball joint is a part of the control arm on a lancer and you have a pinch joint holding it in. And the lines are all wrong for an 02 lancer. And he says Kia spectra at the end. WTH is up with the title.
Kia Spectra according to him towards the end of the video.
...in alten Zeiten gab's mal Kugelkopfabdrücker!
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It's a 03 Kia Spectra as you mention in the last 30 seconds of the video but the title and beginning of the video you say Mitsubishi Lancer.
Maybe edit the title so you don't throw people off a bit?
Good video otherwise.
I like the humor.
I have not figured out how to edit and make that change but thank you
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Good
Thank you appreciate it brother
great video. just finished doing this job on a '09 Galant
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That's not a 2003 Kia spectra
Thanks corrected. Not sure how My helper missed that
Aren't you concerned about car's paint finish, the way that light is being slapped on and yanked off, don't like that at all.
Not at all. protective coating no light. That's what its made for.
Are you?
You didn't change the oil seal!!!!
I guess that something you could do. I never had a problem