eddierotary

iTrader: (7)

im in the procese of changing my clutch and i have encounter a problem and is that my drive shaft wont come off the rear end. i took the four bolts out and i started shaking it and nothing, i hit it with a hammer and nothing, and i dont wanna do any damage to the flange or the driveshaft. does anybody have any ideas that could help me? i need to take the tranny by tomorow. thanks

Mr. ImportGuy

Put some luqid wrench or similar on it, then try using somthing like a screw driver and a hammer. Hit the screwdriver or watever you want to use between the two peices. They are steel shouldn't mess things up very much if at all.

Guackman

I just did mine on my GSL-SE last weekend. It was hard to get the driveshaft off but a couple of good hits with a 5 pound hammer did the trick. Just good hits on each side.

Put the back-end up on jackstands and turn the wheels to move every side of the flange into position for a good hit with the hammer. Should loosen it up and pop right off. I didn't use the release oil, but it can't hurt.

Good luck.

Greg B.

DriveFast7

iTrader: (1)

Rubber mallet and elbow grease gets it off.

To prevent it from sticking in the future, simply put grease on the driveshaft flange before reinstalling it. It'll come off like butter.