I need both shafts replaced and need to now what the cost would be to install them
Thanks

 

i saw an ad in the paper yesterday for 140 per side.

BUT...you should do it yourself. i did it with a friend and it worked out fine. replacing both axles was the first auto repair i've ever done.

go here for the easy step by step photo tutorial
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=382564

 

I just want it done somewhat quickly. It would be an all weekend adventure

 

If you're in woodstock. I'll do it for $150 both side, you pay for part.

 

I did mine myself. It takes about 20 min per side. Alot of places around were I live do it for about 30 per side.

 

myself i charge 50 a side.

 

i do it for free, since I have lifetime warranties on my axles

 

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hehe He'll drive from ATlanta to Texas to get it free. Wooohooo. That's the best deal I've seen so far.

 

lol..guess i should specify before I get too many knocks at the door

although, I'd change someones for a case of corona extra '

beer is like mathematics...but beer is the universal payment not language

 

How long does it take to do both sides with air tools. I may try it next weekend by myself.

 

1 hr top that including drainning the tranny too

 

don't need to drain the tranny if you jack up both sides at the same height

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eghonda &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i saw an ad in the paper yesterday for 140 per side.

BUT...you should do it yourself. i did it with a friend and it worked out fine. replacing both axles was the first auto repair i've ever done.

go here for the easy step by step photo tutorial
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=382564</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah, i just did mines with a friend and it was pretty easy..the inner part of the axle just snaps off with a crowbar..the outer part you need a certain tool to take off the hub part...then bang the 2 bolts you need to remove around a bit it should come right off...

 

Cool, I think I'll take Toms thread and go by that. Thanks