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2014 Ford Escape CV Axle Assembly Motorcraft

Part # P311-4CFA382 Manu # W0133-1999611 Condition: New

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Motorcraft CV Axle Assembly

Motorcraft CV Axle Assembly

OEM Product: This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
100% New

Brand: Motorcraft

Vehicle	Submodel
2014 - Ford Escape	S

2008 Cadillac Escalade CV Axle Assembly ACDelco - .

Part # P311-34CDAE0 Manu # W0133-1985626 Condition: New

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Best Price: $692.26

ACDelco CV Axle Assembly

ACDelco CV Axle Assembly

OEM Product: This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
Genuine GM
.

Brand: ACDelco

Vehicle	Drive Type
2008 - Cadillac Escalade	AWD

2007 GMC Sierra 1500 CV Axle Assembly ACDelco - .

Part # P311-34CDAE0 Manu # W0133-1985626 Condition: New

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Best Price: $692.26

ACDelco CV Axle Assembly

ACDelco CV Axle Assembly

OEM Product: This Original Equipment Manufacturer part is the same part that was made & installed by the car manufacturer at the factory where the car was produced.
Genuine GM
; (New Body Style)
.

Brand: ACDelco

Vehicle	Drive Type
2007 - GMC Sierra 1500	4WD

2008 Volvo C70 CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-4343E72 Manu # W0133-1823294 Condition: New

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First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Transmission
2008 - Volvo C70	Automatic

2008 Volvo C70 CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-3A40E54 Manu # W0133-1823297 Condition: New

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Best Price: $126.96

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Transmission
2008 - Volvo C70	Automatic

2012 Nissan Rogue CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-586F0C8 Manu # W0133-1952298 Condition: New

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Best Price: $121.00

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Drive Type
2012 - Nissan Rogue	AWD

2011 Nissan Murano CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-26D9F13 Manu # W0133-1829871 Condition: New

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Best Price: $177.26

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Drive Type
2011 - Nissan Murano	FWD

2011 Nissan Rogue CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-4405393 Manu # W0133-1829886 Condition: New

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Best Price: $91.53

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Drive Type
2011 - Nissan Rogue	AWD

1999 Toyota Sienna CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-5555868 Manu # W0133-1837755 Condition: New

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Best Price: $114.11

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle
1999 - Toyota Sienna

2001 Toyota Sienna CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-5555868 Manu # W0133-1837755 Condition: New

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First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
; Production: -07/2000

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Prod. Date Range
2001 - Toyota Sienna	To:07-00-00

1997 Toyota Avalon CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-5555868 Manu # W0133-1837755 Condition: New

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First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
; Production: 10/01/1996-

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Prod. Date Range
1997 - Toyota Avalon	Fr:10-01-96

1999 Toyota Solara CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-5555868 Manu # W0133-1837755 Condition: New

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Best Price: $114.11

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
; Production: 06/1998-

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Submodel	Prod. Date Range
1999 - Toyota Solara	SLE	Fr:06-00-98

1998 Toyota Camry CV Axle Assembly 6 Cyl 3.0L First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-5555868 Manu # W0133-1837755 Condition: New

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Best Price: $114.11

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
; Japan Made Models

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Block	Engine	CID	CC
1998 - Toyota Camry	V	6 Cyl 3.0L	-	2995

2004 Toyota Camry CV Axle Assembly 6 Cyl 3.3L First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-193A3CA Manu # W0133-1769779 Condition: New

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Best Price: $111.89

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
; Production: 09/01/2003-, North American Made Models
Front - Right

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	BrakeABS	Block	Engine	CID	CC	Prod. Date Range
2004 - Toyota Camry	Non-ABS	V	6 Cyl 3.3L	-	3300	Fr:09-01-03

2008 Toyota Solara CV Axle Assembly 6 Cyl 3.3L First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-193A3CA Manu # W0133-1769779 Condition: New

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Best Price: $111.89

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
Front - Right

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Block	Engine	CID	CC
2008 - Toyota Solara	V	6 Cyl 3.3L	202	3300

1999 Suzuki Esteem CV Axle Assembly 4 Cyl 1.8L First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-18412D4 Manu # W0133-1810037 Condition: New

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Best Price: $72.14

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Submodel	Block	Engine	CID	CC
1999 - Suzuki Esteem	GLX Plus	L	4 Cyl 1.8L	-	1790

2009 Honda Civic CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-5099FD0 Manu # W0133-1781528 Condition: New

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Best Price: $84.68

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
Damper
Right

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Submodel
2009 - Honda Civic	GX

2008 Honda Civic CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-5099FD0 Manu # W0133-1781528 Condition: New

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Best Price: $84.68

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
; USA or Canadian made Models
Damper
Right

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Submodel	Transmission	Body
2008 - Honda Civic	DX	Automatic	Sedan

2007 Hyundai Sonata CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality - Includes Stub Shaft

Part # P311-12A936B Manu # W0133-1780822 Condition: New

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Best Price: $96.73

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty
Includes Stub Shaft
Front - Right

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Submodel
2007 - Hyundai Sonata	SE

2007 Hyundai Sonata CV Axle Assembly First Equipment Quality

Part # P311-12A936B Manu # W0133-1780822 Condition: New

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Best Price: $96.73

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

First Equipment Quality CV Axle Assembly

New - Lifetime Warranty

Brand: First Equipment Quality

Vehicle	Submodel
2007 - Hyundai Sonata	Limited

Latest Axle Repair and Installation Advice

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1994 kea front axle wont come out

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Question From hicup on 1994 kea front axle wont come out

ive been looking to try and find info on how to take the axle out can anyone help me i heard it just snaps in and out but ive been prying on it and its not coming out anyhelp will be great thanks 1994 kia front left axle

Response From dmac0923 Top Rated Answer

Im assuming that youve seperated the axle from the hub assemble first right???? other wise yes once the axle/hub assembly are separated, the axle will just pop out of the transmission. its held in there by a snap/retaining ring in a grove on the axle itself.

Response From hicup

Thanks for the info, it's just that im prying so hard that its chipping the tranny and dinging it up preaty good with out any luck in coming out, is there a better tool then a crowbar thanks.

Response From Loren Champlain Sr

Just a hard, steady, pry won't do it. You'll end up breaking the alluminum transmission housing. Give it a hard, quick, snap. May take several tries. There is a tool that is designed to go up, and behind, the hub that you can attach a slide hammer to, but a bit expensive for the DIYer. Might be cheaper in the long run to pay someone to do it.

Response From Guest

tHANKS I'LL TRY THAT

Stuck Axle

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Question From DjERA on Stuck Axle

I went to the axle shop to have it replaced...

After 3 blocks the car stopped, the oil was transmission oil was on the floor. The shop claims its the transmission is the issue, they think the axle is stuck due to heat. So someone how it melted and integrated to the transmission... I went to the guy that re-constructed the transmission and he says: "That's impossible, the only thing that got that axle stuck is the clip"

Guy wants to give me 150$ and the axle...

I paid 70$ hes giving me 80$ + axle..

Great...!

Any suggestions?

Year of vehicle 1997
Make of vehicle saturn
Model of vehicle sw2
Engine size 1.4
Mileage/Kilometers 150k

Response From Sidom

I'm a little confused with the info here but if you had a shop change the axle and then 3 blocks later the car stopped moving & dumping tranny oil on the ground,,,,,,it sounds like an axle just popped out.

Inspect the axle and if the C clip isn't damaged & the splines are ok, pop it back in. If anything looks off, change out the axle....

This should be a non issue and the 1st shop should take care of this and if it is a defective axle that would also include the tow...

Response From DjERA

I went in to the axle shop and had them change my axle. The axle gave up on me 3 blocks away, they did pay for the towing back. The shop brought a "transmission specialist" and he told them the issue was on the transmissions end and perhaps its stuck because it got so hot it integrated into the transmission. They offered me returning my 70$ and giving me 80$ more plus the axle for free.

I went to the transmission shop that re-constructed my transmission and the guy said That the axle should be able to come out when the ring is broken.

I will have a mechanic try to bring it out tomorrow but for now I need the forums advice.

Thanks

Response From Hammer Time

You just repeated the same thing you said the first time that could not be understood. Nothing that your saying is making any sense as Sidom has already told you. The axle just slips inside the transmission and locks in with a clip. It's either still attached or it isn't. Your going to need more accurate details for anyone to be able to tell you anything.

Response From DjERA

I'm sorry for wasting your time.

Response From Hammer Time

Nobody said you were wasting our time. You just need to supply more information for us to be able to understand what the problem is.

Response From DjERA

Problem is basic, The axle is stuck, they tried bringing it out and they damaged the transmission bearing.

Response From Sidom Top Rated Answer

I've seen this before if I'm interpreting all the info correctly....

It sounds like they forced an axle into the tranny, where they should've just tried a different one. The axle failed and now they can't get it out. It's not a case of overheating, it's a case of the slip ring being to big or the splines on the inner CV joint being damaged and forced into the tranny. On stubborn ones the other axle can be removed and the stubborn axle driven out from the back side, there is tools designed for this but usually won't work when an axle has been forced into a tranny. Being it's an "axle shop" I'm assuming they have already tried this with no luck.

If that's the case the tranny is going to have to come out and the case split to fix this, only to split the case BOTH axles have to be out of the tranny.....

If I've got all that right, it's looking like you are going to be needing a new tranny....

I would tell them to keep the offer they made and just get your car fixed so it works the same way it did when you originally brought it in...

camero axles

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Question From Guest on camero axles

can you run 1975 camero axles on a 1975 nova, (even though they are 1/2" longer)?

Response From Tom Greenleaf

Stretching my memory but I think GM used the axle as the race for the bearing and that would be a stopper right there. That would have to be perfect, T

Response From Guest Top Rated Answer

no those axles will not work

Axle removal

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Question From sdbout on Axle removal

Have a 2000 GMC Sierra 1500 - 4WD with positraction, I need to remove rear axle and want to know if I need to take the pin from the differential or can I just use a puller to pull axle off? Any help would be appreciated.
Scott

Response From way2old Top Rated Answer

You need to remove the pin from the carrier. There is a C clip that holds the axle in place. You need to push the axle in toward the middle to remove the clip.

Oil is Leaking After CV Axle & Seal replacement

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Question From spins06 on Oil is Leaking After CV Axle & Seal replacement

Hello guys!

I need your advice: I own Sienna 1998 (VIN WUO21575) and after front driver`s side CV Axle and Seal replacement transmission fluid is leaking from the place where Axle goes into Differential. What could be the reason of that problem?

Thanks!

Response From Hammer Time

It means he damaged the seal while installing the axle. Bring it back to them and tell them they need to repair at no charge.

Response From spins06

Probably, I understand what could be a reason. When the first guy took off new axle from differential to replace the seal, he used a fork (like tie rods separator fork) and he damaged space on the axle where the seal installed. Here are the pictures:

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You can see very thin like a ring (or nest) on axle where seal goes. Now that ring is bended - I marked it with red.

Could it be the reason of leaking?

Response From Sidom

That area you have mark is more of a dust shield, to keep dirt out of the seal area........The seal for the oil rides on the hub area in front of that marked area....
If a new seal was installed with the axle, I would guess he damaged the seal installing it.....That shield should to be straightened or removed though before installing a new seal.....

Response From spins06

Can you see on picture that Seal has two parts - with small diameter and larger diameter. The part with a small diameter should be completely inside that nest for dust, and that nest push the Seal into differential. But now I think it`s now completely inside and because nest is damaged it doesn`t push the seal to differential.

Is it really easy to damage that Seal, because the rubber is quite thick. And guy installed seal with a special tool for seals (beat with a hummer)

Response From Hammer Time

Yes, it's very easy do damage it when installing it of installing the axle. If the seal is leaking and if the case is not cracked,then the seal is damaged.

Response From spins06

I understand, thanks! Does that damaged nest plays the role?

Could you give me any advices how to take off that axle, because it is very difficult to take it off.

Response From Hammer Time

Why are you trying to take it out? If someone else installed this axle, then it's their problem and if you mess with that, they can refuse to cover it.
That ring is just a sling shield and it prevent road debris from getting into the seal.

Response From spins06

The guy who did it is not very experienced I suppose, he did it in his house. I went to transmission guy yesterday, he tried to take it off but he couldn`t and he was busy, I will have an appointment with him next week.

If the reason is in differential bearing, can I hear the noise or it`s very quite?

Response From Sidom

The reason the seal is leaking is it was more than likely damaged when your guy installed it.....Those type of seals can be tricky to install.....

The ring/nest is just a 2nd seal.......a seal for the seal.....all it does is protects the oil seal from junk getting at it......
The factory correct 100% way to fix this would be to install a new seal and new axle with a new nest......

If it was my car.....I would get a new seal & pop off the nest/ring/shield & run without it.........most axle don't have those anyway

Response From spins06 Top Rated Answer

Thank you for recommendation! I am going to buy new axle and seal.
Interesting detail: after the second guy tried to take the axle off, fluid didn`t leak for about one day, after 25 miles driving.

I am going to buy that axle, could you please tell me if it is Ok that it`s called "Import" axle?

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Response From Sidom

Last 8 of the VIN.....someone is use to calling the dealer for parts.................lol