How to replace a CV joint | 80 Series Landcruiser
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- This is a bit different from our usual style of videos. I prefer to focus on travel but I needed to replace the front drivers side CV joint on our 80 series Landcruiser so I thought I'd film and share it. This is an in depth look at how to remove and replace a CV (constant velocity joint) in a solid axle 4x4. It was a learning experience for me and I hope it'll help other people having a go at repairing and maintaining their 4x4's too.
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Awesome video. I just broke mine today so your video is a huge help.
It sucks to break a CV but it's gonna happen to most of us sooner or later. I'm glad the video was a help.
Thanks mate. Doing mine today in Nelson NZ.
Good to watch this first.
Thanks. I hope the video made the job a little easier and your CV swap went smoothly. Enjoy the tracks.
Cheers for the video much appreciated. Great work and a massive help! The FASK2 pack I got has the outer seal as well but I didn't see it in your video? Did I miss something?
Hey, that's a good observation. The outer seal sits in the back of the rotor/hub assembly behind the inner wheel bearing. At 27:46 I mentioned that I wasn't touching the wheel bearing because it had been replaced about a year ago. That's the reason I didn't use or make mention of the out seal. I would only replace it, if changing the wheel bearing or if the seal looked damaged. Hope your CV replacement went well.
Absolute hero
I don't know about hero! Just having a go.
I love the way you separated the CV from the Axle..so easy..👏🏻👏🏻
I’ve seen others weld up a a flat base around a large steel pipe..for something they’re hardly ever going to use again it’s too much time invested..
Thanks. It was a case of Hmmm, what do I have available and what would I do in the bush with limited tools.
Can't fix itself. When it's time it's time. 🍻🤙🏽
Right you are. Over 25 years old original parts.
Omg life saver thankyou .
No worries. Good luck.
Well done mate 👍..
Thanks. Always handy to be able to maintain a vehicle yourself.