Gearbox Problem.
#1
Gearbox Problem.
Hi all
I have a x-type 2.2d sport with 6 speed box.. I have a near side driveshaft that needs changing but whilst under the car I noticed that where the driveshaft goes in to the box, it has a lot of play - it's pretty obvious that the bearing that the bearing the splineshaft goes through that's in the gearbox casing is shot... my question is two fold. what's the actual name of that bearing and is it something I can do without taking the box off?
thanks in advance
regards
I have a x-type 2.2d sport with 6 speed box.. I have a near side driveshaft that needs changing but whilst under the car I noticed that where the driveshaft goes in to the box, it has a lot of play - it's pretty obvious that the bearing that the bearing the splineshaft goes through that's in the gearbox casing is shot... my question is two fold. what's the actual name of that bearing and is it something I can do without taking the box off?
thanks in advance
regards
#3
hi thanks for the reply
the CV joint next the gearbox has play in it, and the part that slots into that moves around a lot - I can tell it's the bearing. Also, I forgot to mention there's oil coming out from there. I'm pretty sure that bearing is nackard. I can hear a slight whine which sounds kind of like a gearbox that has the straight cut gears in it like you'd find in a racing gearbox.
Regards
the CV joint next the gearbox has play in it, and the part that slots into that moves around a lot - I can tell it's the bearing. Also, I forgot to mention there's oil coming out from there. I'm pretty sure that bearing is nackard. I can hear a slight whine which sounds kind of like a gearbox that has the straight cut gears in it like you'd find in a racing gearbox.
Regards
#4
Ignore car5car, he knows so little about these cars and loves popping off. Because terminology is different from U.S. To Europe, he doesn't even know what near side means.
The "drivers" side for you is particularly problematic because you CANNOT just pull the shaft out as on the left side (or both on most any other car). If you try, you will damage interior components and then you really will be in a fix.
Do a search in this forum for procedures, the special tool needed work around to separate the axles, etc. Do plenty of reading before diving in.
The "drivers" side for you is particularly problematic because you CANNOT just pull the shaft out as on the left side (or both on most any other car). If you try, you will damage interior components and then you really will be in a fix.
Do a search in this forum for procedures, the special tool needed work around to separate the axles, etc. Do plenty of reading before diving in.
#5
Ignore car5car, he knows so little about these cars and loves popping off. Because terminology is different from U.S. To Europe, he doesn't even know what near side means.
The "drivers" side for you is particularly problematic because you CANNOT just pull the shaft out as on the left side (or both on most any other car). If you try, you will damage interior components and then you really will be in a fix.
Do a search in this forum for procedures, the special tool needed work around to separate the axles, etc. Do plenty of reading before diving in.
The "drivers" side for you is particularly problematic because you CANNOT just pull the shaft out as on the left side (or both on most any other car). If you try, you will damage interior components and then you really will be in a fix.
Do a search in this forum for procedures, the special tool needed work around to separate the axles, etc. Do plenty of reading before diving in.
thanks for the advice
regards
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