Lip-at Driver
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Covid in Scotland: Driver at outbreak-hit unit dies. Published 24 November 2020. Image caption Rab Stewart was a delivery driver at Ninewells.
Lipat Driver License Performed this job recently on my 2002 A4, after experiencing a steady leak of ATF from the area of driver’s side axle flange. Did not find any satisfactory write-ups about it, so thought I’d give it a go. I utilized Bentley and Hanes manuals, plus what I did find on the internet.
1. With car on the ground, loosen the lug bolts of both front wheels and loosen the driver’s side driveaxle/hub bolt (17mm internal hex). You will need a new hub bolt to re-install.
2. Jack up front of vehicle and remove both front wheels. I also removed the belly pan.
3. Bentley recommends removing at least 0.5 L gear oil from differential at passenger side of transmission. There is only a fill plug, so oil has to be removed with a pump. My hand pump did not quite get 0.5 L out, but I had to call it good. This is done to keep gear oil from getting into the transmission when you remove the axle flange shaft assembly.
4. Remove driver’s side axle bolt and remove speed sensor. You may want to unbolt the brake caliper assembly and hang it out of the way with wire. I chose to leave it in place.
5. Remove the inner CV joint shield (3X 6mm allen). Remove the six bolts (M10 triple square) that hold the inner CV joint to the output flange of transmission.
6. Remove the drive axle: to get the clearance for this you have to disconnect the two upper control arm ball joints and the steering ball joint. Completely remove all nuts and bolts from these ball joint mounts. You can use something like a brass punch to drive ball joints out, and a hammer and wood block against the control arm, if necessary. It is not recommended to try to free the ball joint studs by prying at the slot where they are mounted. Pull drive axle out of hub and set it aside.
7. Near axle flange there is wiring bracket to disconnect and a wiring ziptie to remove. Remove wiring connector to speed sensor (I used a flatblade screwdriver to press on retainer clip and lifted it off with a pick tool that had a right angle bend at the tip). Remove speed sensor by prying the plastic arm away from mounting hole and turning the sensor 180 degrees.
8. Remove three T40 bolts from the axle flange. The axle flange assembly can now be pulled out of the transmission.
Caution: At this point I hit a snag. Bentley says that you can rotate the flange clockwise 60 degrees to clear the opening below the wheel well. In my case there was simply not enough clearance to make it through. I ended up having to use my grinder with a cutoff wheel and remove some of the steel lip at the top of the wheel well to get the necessary clearance. There are brake lines running very close by, so I pulled them loose from their mounts and ziptied them as far away as possible from the action. You might want to consider removing the brake lines (bleeding the system after replacing) if you’re not feeling lucky. It is also recommended to be careful removing (and inserting) the shaft from the transmission so as not to damage internal seals which keep the ATF and gear oil from mixing.
9. With the axle flange & shaft assembly removed it was pretty straightforward to complete the job. There is a snap ring to remove and then I used a hydraulic press to separate the shaft from the ball bearing/flange. With flange and shaft apart, I pried the old seal out with two large flatblade screwdrivers, applied oil to new seal and installed to same depth as old (I use an assortment of plumbing couplings as round seal drivers). The bearing looked good and so I did not replace it.
10. Press shaft back onto flange assembly and re-install snap ring.
11. Re-install in reverse. Top up gear oil in differential. You may also want to top up ATF, or better yet service the transmission if it has been over 50k since last one.
12. Lightly snug wheel bolts and axle hub bolt while vehicle is still up. Once on the ground you can fully torque all of these. According to Hanes the axle hub bolt (M16) is first torqued to 148 foot lbs and then rotated a further 180 degrees (big cheater bar needed!).
The axle flange seal for my Audi is P.N. 01L 409 399 and the seal ring (flange to transmission) is P.N. 01V-409-133. Purchased online from Jim Ellis Audi parts for about $50 with shipping.
[IMG][/IMG] Passenger side differential.
[IMG][/IMG] Upper control arms disconnected (driver’s side).
[IMG][/IMG] Driver’s side output flange with axle removed.
[IMG][/IMG] Ground away area at top of wheel well.
[IMG][/IMG] Flange and shaft separated for seal access.
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Nine months ago, in my first-ever column as a bona fide Jalopnik writer, I proclaimed: Why Yes, You Can Drive a Ferrari Every Day. You may remember this column, because I tied a TV to the roof of. G949376 ingredients: dimethicone trimethylsiloxysilicate isododecane nylon-611/dimethicone copolymer dimethicone crosspolymer c30-45 alkyldimethylsilyl polypropylsilsesquioxane lauroyl lysine alumina silica silylate disodium stearoyl glutamate phenoxyethanol caprylyl glycol limonene aluminum hydroxide paraffin benzyl benzoate benzyl alcohol citronellol parfum / fragrance +/- may contain. B&L Cebu City Lipat bahay Service Trucking Service 09 Price starts: P1,500 within CEBU CITY PROPER ONLY Inclusions: Gas, Driver & 1-2 Helpers. For Lapu-Lapu, Mandaue and other areas OUTSIDE CEBU CITY we have a different rate. Please call 0908 370 5080 for Quotation. Whether you’re after a classic family car or a wheelchair-accessible vehicle (WAV), here are our recommendations. Download exfo electro-optical engineering multifunction devices driver updater.Lip-at Driver Licence
Covid in Scotland: Driver at outbreak-hit unit dies. Published 24 November 2020. Image caption Rab Stewart was a delivery driver at Ninewells.
Lipat Driver License Performed this job recently on my 2002 A4, after experiencing a steady leak of ATF from the area of driver’s side axle flange. Did not find any satisfactory write-ups about it, so thought I’d give it a go. I utilized Bentley and Hanes manuals, plus what I did find on the internet.
1. With car on the ground, loosen the lug bolts of both front wheels and loosen the driver’s side driveaxle/hub bolt (17mm internal hex). You will need a new hub bolt to re-install.
2. Jack up front of vehicle and remove both front wheels. I also removed the belly pan.
3. Bentley recommends removing at least 0.5 L gear oil from differential at passenger side of transmission. There is only a fill plug, so oil has to be removed with a pump. My hand pump did not quite get 0.5 L out, but I had to call it good. This is done to keep gear oil from getting into the transmission when you remove the axle flange shaft assembly.
4. Remove driver’s side axle bolt and remove speed sensor. You may want to unbolt the brake caliper assembly and hang it out of the way with wire. I chose to leave it in place.
5. Remove the inner CV joint shield (3X 6mm allen). Remove the six bolts (M10 triple square) that hold the inner CV joint to the output flange of transmission.
6. Remove the drive axle: to get the clearance for this you have to disconnect the two upper control arm ball joints and the steering ball joint. Completely remove all nuts and bolts from these ball joint mounts. You can use something like a brass punch to drive ball joints out, and a hammer and wood block against the control arm, if necessary. It is not recommended to try to free the ball joint studs by prying at the slot where they are mounted. Pull drive axle out of hub and set it aside.
7. Near axle flange there is wiring bracket to disconnect and a wiring ziptie to remove. Remove wiring connector to speed sensor (I used a flatblade screwdriver to press on retainer clip and lifted it off with a pick tool that had a right angle bend at the tip). Remove speed sensor by prying the plastic arm away from mounting hole and turning the sensor 180 degrees.
8. Remove three T40 bolts from the axle flange. The axle flange assembly can now be pulled out of the transmission.
Caution: At this point I hit a snag. Bentley says that you can rotate the flange clockwise 60 degrees to clear the opening below the wheel well. In my case there was simply not enough clearance to make it through. I ended up having to use my grinder with a cutoff wheel and remove some of the steel lip at the top of the wheel well to get the necessary clearance. There are brake lines running very close by, so I pulled them loose from their mounts and ziptied them as far away as possible from the action. You might want to consider removing the brake lines (bleeding the system after replacing) if you’re not feeling lucky. It is also recommended to be careful removing (and inserting) the shaft from the transmission so as not to damage internal seals which keep the ATF and gear oil from mixing.
9. With the axle flange & shaft assembly removed it was pretty straightforward to complete the job. There is a snap ring to remove and then I used a hydraulic press to separate the shaft from the ball bearing/flange. With flange and shaft apart, I pried the old seal out with two large flatblade screwdrivers, applied oil to new seal and installed to same depth as old (I use an assortment of plumbing couplings as round seal drivers). The bearing looked good and so I did not replace it.
10. Press shaft back onto flange assembly and re-install snap ring.
11. Re-install in reverse. Top up gear oil in differential. You may also want to top up ATF, or better yet service the transmission if it has been over 50k since last one.
12. Lightly snug wheel bolts and axle hub bolt while vehicle is still up. Once on the ground you can fully torque all of these. According to Hanes the axle hub bolt (M16) is first torqued to 148 foot lbs and then rotated a further 180 degrees (big cheater bar needed!).
The axle flange seal for my Audi is P.N. 01L 409 399 and the seal ring (flange to transmission) is P.N. 01V-409-133. Purchased online from Jim Ellis Audi parts for about $50 with shipping.
[IMG][/IMG] Passenger side differential.
[IMG][/IMG] Upper control arms disconnected (driver’s side).
[IMG][/IMG] Driver’s side output flange with axle removed.
[IMG][/IMG] Ground away area at top of wheel well.
[IMG][/IMG] Flange and shaft separated for seal access.
Download here: http://gg.gg/uz56a
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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