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Guide to replacing Spline Sleeve?

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Old Dec 24th, 2014, 21:01   #1
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Default Guide to replacing Spline Sleeve?

Hello people.

Is there a guide here on the forum, or one you know of on-line? If not, Am I right to assume it'll be in the Haynes manual?

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Hello people.

Is there a guide here on the forum, or one you know of on-line? If not, Am I right to assume it'll be in the Haynes manual?

Thanks
There are a few on here, look also in the XC70 and V70 AWD forums as the process is very similar. If your hands are not good in confined spaces i would go to the extra effort of removing the subframe entirely. A couple of socket extension bars with wobble joints are very useful.

If the sleeves doesnt come out easily (often the case) the cut 2 or 3 grooves in the side with an angle grinder so you can get a bearing puller on it....

Good luck!
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