k mine are starting to pop...

id ont have the tools where i live to change em so ima have to take it to someone


what do most of you pay if you pay someone to fix them...ima buy new axles and stuff...just dont want to pay a damn arm and a leg..

 

It would be cheaper to get the tools and do it yourself. I bought a used axle from a wrecking yard and only paid $60. The day after I put it in I went autocrossing, making 8 hard corner laps making sure that if it broke (being used), it would happen at the start of the 6 month warranty.

It has been a few years since I have installed axles for someone I'm fuzzy on the price, but expect to pay at least 100 or better just for the axle, an hour or two of labor(~60 hr depending on location).

Probably not much help, but check with a local mechanic. It is a straightfoward and easy job, so check tool prices too

 

well ima jus replace both of them i guess...i hope its not 100 bucks an axle

 

i get mine for like 90 bucks, thats for the pair

 

if you get them new, you can expect to pay AT LEAST that much

 

new or used?

 

hook it up..where at?

 

you have kragen or autozone there? i just got a driverside axle with lifetime warranty for 60 with core. passside was 70.

 

yeah ive got an autozone...

i figure ill do em both...but my passenger side is the only one broken...

maybe since its broken thats while i feel a slight vibration..

maybe ill just do one...who knows

 

go to napa and get them. cheap and lifetime warranty
and don't pay a shop, replace them yourself. it's very easy. here's how & what tools you'll need: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=382416 you could buy all those tools for less than paying a shop. just get a breaker bar and cheater pipe for the spindle nut.

 

how much you pay at napa?

 

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brand new, its a local, privatly owned parts store, the got the shizzel on the prizzizel.

 

^ really where in cali is this? i might change the pass side too if its so cheap.

 

changing axles is a straight forward job, you can do it. there is a post with a how to on it a day ago.

 

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Yea, Only thing I hated was that they tell you to mess with the lower ball joint and that takes a few hours in itself. Its much easier to drop it from the top. 4 bolts, drops down. Unscrew the 32mm axle and pull it out! I found the most bastard part of the job was getting the axles back in with that clip in. OPh and I paid like $180for re-manufactured axles, but that was a core charge too. I got about $90 back when I took back the old ones.

 

All of your information right below:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=382416

 

I can change a axle in like 20 min.

 

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and don't pay a shop, replace them yourself. it's very easy. here's how & what tools you'll need: https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=382416 you could buy all those tools for less than paying a shop. just get a breaker bar and cheater pipe for the spindle nut.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Last time I bought axles at NAPA the warranty was only a year from purchase. That is from my experience, they may have changed it since then. Call around to parts stores and ask for prices and what the warranty periods are on the parts. I've done them twice in my car it's not that hard of a job if you have patience and a little help.

 

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Yea, Only thing I hated was that they tell you to mess with the lower ball joint and that takes a few hours in itself. </TD></TR></TABLE>


it takes 30sec with a joint puller

 

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can i have your babies?

 

placerville CA

 

autozone - lifetime warranty - heres the tools u need...

1/2 drive ratchet
17mm wrench
32mm, 17mm, 14mm socket
flathead screwdriver