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Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, L Drive
Part Number: 44306-TBA-A51$315.26 MSRP: $449.08You Save: $133.82 (30%)
Honda Civic Driveshaft Assembly, Passenger Side
Part Number: 44305-SNE-A01$197.71 MSRP: $281.64You Save: $83.93 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, Half (Mt)
Part Number: 44500-SCV-A00$379.59 MSRP: $540.74You Save: $161.15 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, R Drive
Part Number: 44305-TBA-A51$307.04 MSRP: $437.38You Save: $130.34 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, L Drive
Part Number: 44306-TR4-A94$288.60 MSRP: $411.12You Save: $122.52 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, L Drive
Part Number: 44306-TBC-A51$375.06 MSRP: $534.27You Save: $159.21 (30%)
Honda Civic Driveshaftassy., Passenger Side
Part Number: 44305-TR3-A52$228.89 MSRP: $326.05You Save: $97.16 (30%)
Honda Civic Driveshaft Assembly, Passenger Side
Part Number: 44305-TR0-A03$268.29 MSRP: $382.19You Save: $113.90 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, Half
Part Number: 44500-T4P-J00$208.52 MSRP: $297.03You Save: $88.51 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, R Drive
Part Number: 44305-TBC-A51$405.24 MSRP: $584.77You Save: $179.53 (31%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, Half
Part Number: 44500-SVB-A00$322.73 MSRP: $459.73You Save: $137.00 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, L Drive
Part Number: 44306-TGH-A01$424.71 MSRP: $612.85You Save: $188.14 (31%)
Honda Civic Driveshaft Assembly, Driver Side
Part Number: 44306-TEX-Y51$345.77 MSRP: $492.55You Save: $146.78 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, Half (Mt)
Part Number: 44500-SWA-A10$499.45 MSRP: $720.70You Save: $221.25 (31%)
Honda Civic Driveshaft Assembly, Passenger Side
Part Number: 44305-SNE-A22$175.23 MSRP: $249.61You Save: $74.38 (30%)
Honda Civic Driveshaft Assembly, Passenger Side
Part Number: 44305-TGG-A51$301.23 MSRP: $429.11You Save: $127.88 (30%)
Honda Civic Shaft Assembly, L Drive
Part Number: 44306-TBF-A01$540.72 MSRP: $780.27You Save: $239.55 (31%)
Honda Civic Driveshaft Assembly, Driver Side
Part Number: 44306-TGG-A51$302.01 MSRP: $430.22You Save: $128.21 (30%)
Honda Civic Driveshaft Assembly, Passenger Side
Part Number: 44305-TEX-Y51$373.82 MSRP: $532.49You Save: $158.67 (30%)
Honda Civic Driveshaft Assembly, Driver Side
Part Number: 44306-SNE-A11$195.00 MSRP: $277.79You Save: $82.79 (30%)
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Honda Civic Axle Shaft
In essence, the Axle Shaft in Honda Civic automobiles is an indispensable transmission system that may be defined as power transmission from the differential to the drive wheels by allowing their differential rotation. This design is to produce more traction especially when cornering because the wheels make different speed. Axle Shafts generally come made of strong materials such as chrome moly or carbon steel that allows it to handle the pressures of using the vehicle on off-road conditions. In the course of its production, there has been the use of both live axles for transmitting torque and supporting the vehicle and there has been the use of split axles for independent suspension that leads to better ride quality. Depending on the axle design, weight carrying could be handled in full-floating or semi-floating; the result being that the axle type influences the vehicle handling. All in all, it is essential to see that Axle Shaft is the key for Drivability and Performance of Honda civiv vehicles.
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Honda Civic Axle Shaft Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How Do I Remove and Install the Front and Rear Driveaxles on a Honda Civic?A: Loosen the front wheel lug nuts, raise the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands. Remove the wheel. Unstake the axle shaft/hub nut with a punch or chisel. Loosen the axle shaft/hub nut with a large socket and breaker bar, then remove the axle shaft/hub nut from the axle and discard it. Separate the balljoint from the control arm. Swing the knuckle/hub assembly out until the end of the axle shaft is free of the hub. Support the outer end of the axle shaft with a piece of wire to avoid unnecessary strain on the inner CV joint. If the axle shaft splines stick in the hub, tap on the end with a plastic hammer. Remove the engine lower splash shield. Place a drain pan under the transaxle to catch any oil that may run out. Pry the inner CV joint out of the transaxle using a large screwdriver or prybar. Avoid pulling on the axle shaft to remove it or the inner CV joint could come apart. Pry the inner CV joint straight out to prevent damage to the seal. Support the CV joints and carefully remove the axle shaft from the vehicle. Installation: Pry the old spring clip from the inner end of the axle shaft and install a new one. Installation is the reverse of removal, noting: apply a film of multi-purpose grease around the splines of the joints; when installing the axle shaft, hold it straight out, then push it in sharply to seat the spring clip; clean all foreign matter from the CV joint threads and coat the splines with grease. Guide the axle shaft into the hub splines and install the new axle shaft/hub nut. Reconnect the balljoint to the control arm, tighten the fasteners, and add transaxle lubricant if needed. Intermediate shaft Removal: Loosen the right front wheel lug nuts, raise the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands. Remove the wheel. Remove the engine lower splash shield. Separate the lower control arm from the steering knuckle. Pry the axle shaft inner CV joint from the intermediate shaft and remove the set-ring from the end. Use a jack to support the engine, then remove the lower torque rod bolts and bracket. Remove the cover from the crankshaft position sensor. Remove the bearing support mounting bolts and slide the intermediate shaft out of the transaxle. Check the support bearing for smooth operation by turning the shaft. Installation: Install a new spring clip on the end of the intermediate shaft. Lubricate the lips of the transaxle seal with grease. Carefully guide the intermediate shaft into the transaxle side gear and install the mounting bolts for the bearing supportRear(4WD CR-V models) Removal: Remove the wheel cover or hub cap. Loosen the wheel lug nuts. Unstake the Axle Shaft/hub nut, then break it loose with a socket and large breaker bar. Raise the rear of the vehicle and support it on jackstands. Remove the wheel and the Axle Shaft/hub nut. Make reference marks where the rear driveshaft connects to the pinion flange. Remove the four bolts and separate the driveshaft from the pinion flange. Disconnect the electrical connectors and breather hoses from the differential housing. Support the rear differential housing with a jack. Remove and discard the fasteners from the differential mounting brackets. Remove the bolts and circular plates that fasten the upper bracket to the floorpan. Lower the jack ensuring all connections are disconnected. Pry the inner CV joints from the differential housing. Pull on the outer CV joint to remove it from the rear hub.Installation: Pry the old set-ring from the inner end of the Axle Shaft and install a new one. Apply grease to the outer CV joint splines and insert into the hub. Raise the differential and insert the splined end of both inner CV joints into the differential. The remainder of installation is the reverse of removal. When installing the upper bracket to the floorpan, rotate the circular plates to align with the tabs on the rubber bushings. Use all new fasteners when installing the mounting brackets. Install the brackets on the differential housing first and tighten. Install a new Axle Shaft/hub nut and tighten after lowering the vehicle. Check the differential lubricant, adding as necessary. Use a new sealing washer on the fill plug.
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