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Chevy Malibu V6 2008 09 10 11 12 driver side CV axle replacement

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Torque specs:
Hub nut: 159 ft lbs
Ball joint pinch bolt/nut: 37 ft lbs, loosen, retorque to 37 ft lbs, then turn an additional 30 degrees
Wheel nuts: 100 ft lbs
You will likely require 1-2 litres/quarts of Dexron VI ATF.
The control arm tool used in this video is the OTC 6007. It is not required, but can help.
The replacement part used is a Cardone 66-1460.
This also applies to the 2007-09 Pontiac G6 and Saturn Aura.

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23 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 21

@jonathananderson2554 Месяц назад

I remeber i had to use a winch to get mine out of a PT Crusier. Watching this cause i feel like maybe the way my 2008 is riding, it needs it.

@georgemisseri 2 года назад

You made that job look easy. Good video.

@justinkitelinger6693 2 года назад

when u said u had a tool for that i wasnt expecting that😆 my tool for that is a pickle fork

@Pawpawlogan 2 года назад

Great work.

@Pawpawlogan 2 года назад

I just finished the job. Thanks once again for the walkthrough. You made this easy to diy.

@sebastianmisseri6015 2 года назад

Good job.

@jvirg 2 года назад

When i look for this part they all say they don't included the abs tone ring. It also says it can fit the driver or passenger side and to transfer inner stub from original axle. I really don't know which one to buy.

@416diy 2 года назад

No tone ring on this one, it's all in the hub bearing

@jvirg 2 года назад

@@416diy thanks

@44125 Год назад

So the fluid you lost was transmission fluid? Why do some cars have Gear oil and others use transmission fluid?

@ericgray2077 Год назад

Fwd is near tranny's Rwd you use gear fluid grease on the Axles

@spammerscammer 11 месяцев назад

Impact on a spindle nut is a no no.

@joshuarobinson2233 2 года назад

Why exactly did u have the car in neutral? Just asking before I change mine out.

@416diy 2 года назад

Just seemed like the right thing to do. I don't think it necessarily needs to be in neutral, but when I've done them on manual transmission cars it's always in neutral anyway.