How to Replace Front CV Axle Shaft 01-02 Ford Ranger

How to Replace Front CV Axle Shaft 01-02 Ford Ranger

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1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace broken, worn, or vibrating CV axles. This video is applicable to the 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 Ford Explorer, Sport Trac, Ranger, Mercury Mountainer, or Mazda pickup truck

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Roger Dyson says:

you guys make top quality educational videos. excellent camera work, excellent light, perfect environment, no background noise , clear explanations and well covered procedures. I would give you an Oscar if I could 🙂

Dane Hansen says:

Y’all’s videos are the best.

Benjamin Johnson says:

Does torsion bar need to be adjusted for this task?

Matthew Foote says:

Would a 2002 Ford Explorer be the exact same procedure?

IronRod says:

Thank you for this. Very helpful video. One thing that should be clarified: The 32mm socket has to be a deep socket. A standard socket won't fix deeply enough over the axle post to engage the sides of the nut.

Betsy Kallmeyer says:

Excellent video thank you

Blake51 says:

Do not torque the 15mm brake caliper bolts to 85 ft-lbs. I did and snapped the bolt in half and had to get guide pin replacement kit to fix it.

D Campbell says:

The driver side is not a female. Its a male with a clip. Does that clip just pop out and back in inside the shaft housing?

D Campbell says:

To me the new part and old part didn't look identical at all.

Hi X says:

Same for a 2wd ford ranger ?

Russell Mooneyham says:

I'm getting ready to replace both front axels on my 05 ranger. Every video I've seen on this procedure is on the RIGHT side. It's beginning to worry me. Is the procedure and axle identical for left side? Or is it impossible to replace and is a "miracle part" that never wears out? Lol. Help me sleep?

Marc Schvartz says:

No cotter pins?

Larry Gee says:

Very informative. Thank you!

huffingfarts says:

Hopefully its similar, if not the same, on a 2004 Ranger.

Tiffany Gould says:

i have a 2000 ford ranger i checked the shaft and dosnt seem to be bad make no noise but i have a vibration or binding on the fronrt axle jist replaced wheel bearings and i was just woundering if would be the diff or would be bearing in the axle houseing

Daniel Pendzich says:

I'm so glad you have my exact model Ranger to demonstrate on. All your Ranger videos have been very helpful to me.

Charles Spencer says:

This video is great, thank you. Could you do a video of the left side please? The axles are slightly different on the differential side. The axle on the left(drivers side) has a circlip holding it in place in the diff.
Thanks in advance.

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