Subaru CV Half Shaft Axle Replacement How To Get it done. In this video we’ll replace the passenger side CV axle on a 2003 Subaru Impreza WRX. The inboard boot failed form being cooked on the turbo down pipe and is wallowed out hooning. Symptoms include clicking, clunking, stinking, and sucking.
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hi Brain. there is some play in the cv axle on the motor. sorry if I getting the wording wrong. do you have a video on how to fix that on a subura. plus any videos on aliment bolts replacement on the back of the car.
Thanks Brian. About to do this to my sons' 2002 Forester and 2002 Outback. Looks like to get to the passenger side pins, I need to remove the cat converters, especially on the Forester. Is that something you normally do and didn't mention in this video? Thanks!
Aloha,
Thanks for all the great videos.
Question for you: I've a 2000 forester. Is it necessary to remove the axle to replace the outer boots by taking out the spring pin and dropping the inside assemble and removing the rolling bearings and sliding the boot over the whole assembly? Need to replace both inner and outer boots and trying to make the job easier.
Thanks
where did you get this axle and how has it been holding up??
Great video as always. Did my timing belt on my Forester with help from your videos and have a driver's side boot that's shot so I'll be changing out the axle later this year.
First time I have ever commented on you tube. But this guy deserves a big thumbs up on this video. I have never seen a video as detailed and real world as this. Great job and thank you for taking the time to do these videos.
What was the price of the axle. mine is starting to click when i turn the wheel should i change it know or can i wait. great vid thank you.
Is there anything worse than a torque happy mechanic?
Great video very helpful
thanks for your kind assistance with this video, I have a Subaru legacy 2003 and I have to replace CV Half Shaft Axle, let me ask you where to get that part, the brand or store.
cool video question how much do they charge out there an hour to work on Subaru's?
Brain what is a good aftermarket brand cv axle to use in a subaru forester. the oem one is $400.
really awesome video; showed all the steps that I would have questions on.
do you know if the CV from the 08-10 Impreza models have that pin on the inner side of the CV? I can't find any info on those 🙁
What brand of axles do your recommend – I read somewhere that the very cheap axles have problems with vibrations. My local parts store has two axels for $80 i think. Subaru obviously want more ….. $80 for the one boot on one side ….!
Brain has the CV joint changed on the 2012 Forester? The Axle that the part store gave me doesn't have a hole for the roll pin I haven't been able to get under the car yet. John Z Thanks
what brand or part number for that axle. i have to replace my left side clunking when i turn right. excellent video btw.
Yo Brian gotta thank you son i have an 01 outback limited sedan I've had for 5 months now since I subbed your channel i have saved hella bread on repairs atleast 5k minus tools by doing it myself forever greatful thanks Brother.
Brian, long time Subie pilot here and enjoy not only this video, but all the stuff you share!
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