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Now the CV's are apart whats the go with the clips

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Now the CV's are apart whats the go with the clips

Post by Surfin Alec »

When you get a new CV do you get the spring clip at the end of the axel as well coz when it seperated it got all bent. If you do get a new 1, how do you get the CV on without stuffing it?

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Post by GeneralFubashi »

the clip is designed to break when you pull it apart, so you need to get a new one. do you have a manual?
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Post by Old Yella »

beef yor cv's up Alec and you don't need that little c clip.
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Post by ToNkA »

I run longfields and use the martac method.

I guess you could martac them, and not use the clip. I aint sure if anyone has done this for a standard CV or if its even worthwhile?
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Post by RV80 »

most come with a new clip put it on
and slide the CV onto the axel it
wont damage it going on only off.
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Post by The Fish »

You should get a new clip with the new CV. Fit the clip to the axle and with the freshly packed CV in a vice line the spline of the axle up with the spline in the CV then use a small flat blade screwdriver to push in the clip while maintaining downward pressure on the axle. Eventually the clip will be pushed in enough all the way round for the axle to fall in.

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Post by spazbot »

just martac the inner axel
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Post by Roctoy »

The Fish wrote:You should get a new clip with the new CV. Fit the clip to the axle and with the freshly packed CV in a vice line the spline of the axle up with the spline in the CV then use a small flat blade screwdriver to push in the clip while maintaining downward pressure on the axle. Eventually the clip will be pushed in enough all the way round for the axle to fall in.

Hope this helps ;)

this is correct, it's a pain in the ass little thing too!
sometimes it can take ages.
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Post by Surfin Alec »

Nice 1 guys. Just shopping around for some new CV's in the next week or so.

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Post by rock hopper »

Surfin Alec wrote:Nice 1 guys. Just shopping around for some new CV's in the next week or so.

Thanks,

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Post by DAWSO 4x4 »

definatly do a mar tack you can tell by the markings on the axels where to do the tacks,then find a circlip that has the two eyes to replace the outer clip that holds the hub onto the cv making next cv(ect) change easier.
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Post by simsy »

whats a mar tec??? please
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Post by beanz2 »

simsy wrote:whats a mar tec??? please


Martack is a tack weld first pioneered by Marlin Cjakowski (of Marlin Crawler fame) to keep the inner axle from going into the CV too far: http://4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTricks/AxleRebuild.shtml#Martack

It should be noted that Marlin C. himself is no longer recommending the Martack. I can't remember his reason, something about weakening the splines in the area . . .

However with certain kinds of locking diff centres you can run without the clips or a Martack as the axle shaft is prevented from going in any farther. I have factory locking diffs and I haven't run an inner CV retaining clip for years.

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Post by 4sum4 »

beanz2 wrote:
simsy wrote:whats a mar tec??? please


Martack is a tack weld first pioneered by Marlin Cjakowski (of Marlin Crawler fame) to keep the inner axle from going into the CV too far:

its to stop the inner axle going into the third member,and also a good idea if you break an inner aswell
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