Jason703Racing

Ok well my driver side cv boot broke and yea... needless to say its time for a new axle. I had a extra set laying around from my buddies type r swap in his 00 SI but those wont work for me. The driver side axle on my b16 in my hatch is alot longer and also has a 3 bolt bracket. What axles do you use for a b16 swap?

Archidictus

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It's "a lot longer" because it's two pieces. The "Intermediate Shaft" is the half that terminates in the three-bolt bracket. The halfshaft disengages from that area.

Figure it out. It's not hard. The Type-R axles will work just fine.

Jason703Racing

how do you seperate the two?

LowTEC-Derbo

with a nice crowbar inbetween it.

Jason703Racing

that didnt help...


Where do u seperate the two... im tryin to get this done before it gets dark so any real help i would really appreciate it.

Slothy

here is a picture of the rear of a B16 with the jack shaft bolted to the motor and axle removed. It should give you an idea of how it comes apart.
(hopefully picture isnt too big)

project_cars

From the hub/brakes, you see the axle go in.

The axle will be stuck into the large metal bracket thing.

It's easy to spot, it's the only thing that the axle will go into. you will see a very slight opening, you want to take a pry bar and pry it out.

theres a pic on hondatech somewhere...

Jason703Racing

I got the axle out no problem, Just trying to seperdate the intermediate shaft and the other part of the axle. Once i can get those two apart and use the new axle i should be strait. but just getting those apart is where im haven problems.








Modified by Black00em1 at 2:43 PM 11/25/2006

Slothy

If the old axle is fooked, just take a hammer and give a quick wack in the direction that it comes apart to the inner CV joint while holding the jack shaft. There is a snap ring inside that keeps it from easily comming apart.

Slothy

Jason703Racing

THANKS MAN

Jason703Racing

thanks for everyones help, i got the job done yesterday and i gotta say after you guys told me how to seperate the two shafts it was easy as hell...


thanks for the help

axtran

no offense dude but having your other axles it should have been kinda obvious not to unbolt the middle shaft

Slothy

Good to hear you got it figured out

Hatchy-Ownzjo0

Next time read up before you try to do a job you obviously dont know how to do.

Archidictus

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Black00em1 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thanks for everyones help, i got the job done yesterday and i gotta say after you guys told me how to seperate the two shafts it was easy as hell...


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For future reference, it's MUCH easier to seperate the two when the intermediate shaft is still bolted to the block

Jason703Racing

haha... yea... no doubt... i guess ill just stick with stock axles for now and after i get pissed of replacing them ill get some new upgraded ones... But yea next time ill leave the other shaft attached.