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198 CV joint box side Volkswagen Jetta MK4 or A4, Seat Audi
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In this video we will see:
0:00 Introduction
0:31 Fault description: CV joint knock
0:52 Disassembly of the suspension to remove the bearing
6:06 Disassembly and revision of the constant velocity joint
11:13 Assembling and greasing the CV joint
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The suspension blow repair to Jetta MKIV or A4 or similar in Volkswagen, Seat and Audi vehicles is presented, the symptom or failure of the CV joint, also called "ball joint", "constant velocity joint", "Vaso and tripod”, “spike” is that it presents a blow when applying the speed, or it can also be at speeds above 80 km/h a blow or thunder is heard; It is an automatic transmission. Unlike the failure of the wheel-side CV is that the blow or crack (the CV joint goes clack clack clack) occurs when the steering wheel is turned or turned, the damaged joint is where it is turned
The car is raised on towers to observe the failure and play is detected in the wheel, noting that it is inside the CV joint on the box side, and the blow is heard, so we proceed to disassemble the output shaft or shaft of the box
For disassembly, it is shown how to loosen the nut from the wheel hub, remove the wheel and with a 1 3/16" or 32 mm socket, loosen the central nut, remove the lower ball joint and the stabilizer bar coupling, loosen the terminal ball joint and use the ball joint extractor to remove it, proceed to remove 6 M12 12-point Bristol screws, in this case it is not necessary to remove the oil from the transmission, since it has a base where it is attached. It is observed that the machete or dust cover is broken and is going to be changed.
The disassembly and assembly of the CV joint is carried out, to be able to do the revision, the clamps are removed, it is presented how to remove the CV joint insurance, and its disassembly to be able to clean it and do the revision and to be able to know if maintenance is needed at the CV joint or how to change the CV joint, if it is not damaged. When disassembling it is observed that a bearing of the Glaencer-Spicer CV joint is damaged, in addition to having damage to the glass due to wear, for which reason it will be necessary to replace it.
The description of the parts of the CV joint is presented, and the assembly, in this case the change of the CV joint will be carried out, this applies if the joint has no damage and how to maintain the CV joint, it is shown how to grease the CV joint, the bearings of the tripod or tripod, it shows how to change the dust cover, machete or bellows of the CV joint, there are two types of belts, those of the Oetiker system and the strap type belts, which are the ones that are It shows how to put the clamps with the special tool to tighten them and not lose fat.
Finally, the suspension assembly process is carried out in the opposite direction to how it was disassembled, only if it is considered necessary, Loctite brand threadlocker will be applied to prevent the Bristol screws from loosening.
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