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dburgess 05-21-2017 06:18 PM

CV Axles for 96 Accord
 
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I'm looking to replace both of the front axles on my car. Here's what I've got:
  • 96 Honda Accord EX
  • 2.2L VTec L4
  • 5 Speed Manual

I've tried ordering online in the past and had bad results.

The driver's side was in desperate need of being replaced (lots of clicking on turns) so I ordered this part from Amazon:


As it turns out, that isn't the right part as the part I need has a mounting bracket near the middle. I've attached an image of an exploded look at the axle I actually need. I've highlighted the mounting bracket in yellow to show what I'm talking about.

I've found the part number to be Honda Part No.: 06444-SV2-507RM if that helps at all.

Anyone know where I can get one of these and not have to wait 4 months for it to be shipped?

Thanks,
David

PAhonda 05-21-2017 08:49 PM

I'm confused. Is the CV joint (#2) or the intermediate shaft (#14)? What is wrong with that bracket?

The CV joint is #2 in the parts diagram.s #6/7 can be pulled from the bracket you highlighted. Looks like the bracket is sold as an assembly for the intermediate shaft (#14).

dburgess 05-21-2017 11:34 PM

I have the entire assembly. As far as I know, there is nothing wrong with the intermediate shaft.

The reality is that I'm not super familiar with how axles work or how they're sold, so I didn't realize that the two were separate parts.

To make sure I've got this, I should be able to buy the CV Joint (#2) and attach it to the intermediate shaft (#14) that I already have. Is that correct?

Thanks!
David

JimBlake 05-22-2017 08:22 AM

That's right. You don't need #14, unless there's something wrong with the components of that assembly. Generally, the CV joints especially the outboard joint at the wheel gets the clicking noise.

PAhonda 05-22-2017 09:38 AM

Here are a few videos on how to do this job. The video is on a 90-93 accord, but your 96 is almost identical.

You can see the bracket at 2:33 in this video after he pries out the inboard piece of the CV joint.


Here is another good video.



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