1996 Mazda Millenia "install front drive shaft joint" Questions

...Install the new one you wIl need to make It lock Into place or It wIll grInd the gears on the new one. I take it you don't like low-riders, smirk, smirk.  The only axles on front wheel drive ...

...Install the front brake anti-lock sensor. Connect the front stabilizer bar link and tighten to 35-45 ft. lbs. (47-65 Nm). Do not use power or impact tools to tighten the hub nut. Tighten the front ...

front wheels? or in the drive shaft? you can perform either one with some patience and a few tools, the driveshaft is retained by 4 bolts on the rear differential, remove them and pull the drive shaft

front drive axle shaft nut and washer. Use a suitable front hub spindle removal tool to Push the axle splines back out of the front wheel drive shaft bearing. Remove the drive axle from the transaxle.

...drive shaft. The shaft is removed in one piece. You first locate the two bolts that hold the center bearing assembly to its cross brace and remove them. Then, you go to the rear differential and ...

...front wheel drive with spindle at the rear free wheels. A four wheel driven vehicle has no spindles. The sealed bearing is inside the wheel bearing assembly. It is hydraulically pressed inside and ...

front hub spindle remover tool No. J-28733-A, or equivalent, Fig. 8 . 7. Remove drive axle from transaxle using axle shaft remover puller tool Nos. J-33008, J-29794 and slide hammer tool No. J-2619-01

...front out of the transmission. Then you can get a small chisel around the lip of the seal and the back of the transmission tail shaft and pop out the old seal and then install the new one. Put the ...

...front wheel drive vehicle, which have CV joints rather than U-joints. Since you say you have replaced the U-joints, I assume you are talking about a single tubular drive shaft. Installing a new drive ...

front wheel, and both have an inner CV joint where they enter the transaxle, and an outer CV joint where the axles fit into the wheel hub. (A CV joint is really like the old U-joints, serving the same