Where can I get a rear axle repair?
Rear axle repairs effectively protect the moving parts inside the differential. Call or stop by your local Meineke Car Care Center if you ever notice shimmying, shaking, or shuddering while driving your vehicle.
What do I need to know about axle repair bearing?
The axle tube housing depth should be checked to ensure the repair bearing can be used for your application. The depth and inner dimension of the axle tube should be compared to the width and outside diameter of the repair bearing. Certain models have a narrowed axle tube that will not allow the repair bearing to be properly installed.
What are the problems with a live rear axle?
Typical problems with live rear axles are leaks from the pinion shaft bearing seal, leaks from the output shaft seals and grumbling noises from worn bearings. For popular makes of vehicles, Central Axle Services can supply an exchange unit or repair your own axle or differential.
Is it possible to repair a PSA rear axle?
PSA rear axle repair kits by OPTIMAL now make efficient and economical repair possible. (Langenbach, March, 2016) With the new repair kits from OPTIMAL, a very low-cost and efficient repair of the rear axles of PSA Group vehicles is now possible.
How much does it cost to replace a rear axle on a car?
If the entire axle on both sides has to be replaced, the costs, on average, will be in the $300 to $1,000 range. In most cases, the axle and shaft will be replaced, and depending on the circumstances, it may be done on one side, but most mechanics recommend replacing both sides.
Do I need to replace my axle?
If the axle is damaged enough to cause vibrations, it generally needs to be replaced. If there is an unusual loud clanking or clunking as you put your vehicle into gear, or if a vehicle seems to struggle to get power as it starts to move, there may be axle-joint damage.
How much does it cost to rebuild a rear end?
TrailTransmission.com says a good rule of thumb is to budget at least $1,500 for a brand new rear differential or about $700 to $1,200 to rebuild one. According to one member on StackExchange.com, he asked if buying new or having one rebuilt would make sense for his Ford F150 with 320,000 miles.
How do you replace CV axle?
Removing and Replacing the CV Axle Pry the CV joint. Insert the new CV axle into the transmission housing. Reinsert the axle through the hub assembly. Refasten the assemblies in the order you removed them. Reattach the wheel. Tighten the axle nut.