What are the different types of stub axles?

What are the different types of stub axles?

Following are the four types of the stub axle: Elliot. Reverse Elliot. Lamoine. Reversed Lamoine. The Elliot stub axle is attached to the front axle by placing in the yoke end with a kingpin and cotter to join the two together. In Reversed Elliot type stub axle, the arrangement is reversed.

Can a CV axle be removed from a stub shaft?

Assuming that you can remove the CV axle, and the stub shaft stays attached to the axle (it has the two times I’ve done it on my car), then you shouldn’t need any special tools to remove and replace the large main seal that is pressed into the case.

How big is the inner stub shaft on a Malibu?

I am replacing the passenger side drive shaft on a 2002 Malibu. The new axle came with the inner/outer cv joints, as expected. But, when i removed the old axle there is a short 6-8″ section on the transaxle end of the axle that DID NOT come with the new part.

When to replace stub shaft on Dodge Ram 1500?

I have a 2014 Ram 1500 4×4 with 90,000 miles and noticed a rattle going over bumps coming from the front drivers side. Got underneath and looked at the CV shaft and this is what I found: Figuring its time to replace the CV shaft and stub shaft. Do you guys agree?

Assuming that you can remove the CV axle, and the stub shaft stays attached to the axle (it has the two times I’ve done it on my car), then you shouldn’t need any special tools to remove and replace the large main seal that is pressed into the case.

I am replacing the passenger side drive shaft on a 2002 Malibu. The new axle came with the inner/outer cv joints, as expected. But, when i removed the old axle there is a short 6-8″ section on the transaxle end of the axle that DID NOT come with the new part.

I have a 2014 Ram 1500 4×4 with 90,000 miles and noticed a rattle going over bumps coming from the front drivers side. Got underneath and looked at the CV shaft and this is what I found: Figuring its time to replace the CV shaft and stub shaft. Do you guys agree?

Why do you need a CV axle assembly?

CV axles serve as the final link between the engine and the wheels. They serve the important function of transferring the torque from the drivetrain to the vehicle’s wheels in order to move the vehicle. If you suspect that one or more of your CV axle shafts may be having a problem,…