I just got a new driver side axle with no ABS, I cant get the tranny part into the tranny...its going in, but an inch out still....any suggestions?

 

you sure you got it for your car?

 

put the old one up next tot he new one make sure its the right one

 

Yep its the same one, got it from advance discount auto parts

 

Maybe I'm confused, but I didn't think axles had ABS ...

 

try using a mallet to pound it in...usually i just keep working it until it goes in. make sure to check for leaks once your done.

 

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Are you serious? (That ring around the outside of the hub... Looks kind of like a big synchro. If it does have ABS)

Kaspk, try harder you have to force the axel in. Some C clips are stronger than others, making it harder for the axel to go in.

 

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Are you serious? (That ring around the outside of the hub... Looks kind of like a big synchro. If it does have ABS)

Kaspk, try harder you have to force the axel in. Some C clips are stronger than others, making it harder for the axel to go in.
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I'm aware there are different axles ... I was just not aware your axles were what gave you ABS

( .... I was being sarcastic .... )

 

Should I use a 2x4 and mallet?

 

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I usually use a deadblow and just smack it in.

 

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I usually use a deadblow and just smack it in.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Get mad!