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Removing and installing drive shaft with constant velocity joint ⇒ page 79 . Removing and installing left drive shaft with (push-on) constant velocity slip joint ⇒ page 81 . Removing and installing right drive shaft with (push-on) constant velocity slip joint ⇒ page 85 . Removing and installing drive shafts with triple roller joint AAR2600i ⇒ page 88 . Removing and installing drive shafts with triple roller joint AAR3300i ⇒ page 90 . Removing and installing intermediate shaft ⇒ page 92 . WARNING When removing and installing drive shafts, do not allow them to hang free and stop against joints due to over bending. 6.1 Loosening and tightening drive shaft hexagon bolt Special tools and workshop equipment required Wheel bearings must not be subjected to load after bolt securing drive shaft to wheel hub has been loosened. be damaged. This reduces the service life of the wheel bearing. It is therefore important to note the following: as this would result in wheel bearing damage. If the vehicle does have to be moved, always note the following points: the hexagon bolt a maximum of 90°, as the wheel bearing will otherwise be damaged. – Raise vehicle so that wheels are off the ground. 6. Removing and installing drive shafts 77
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