I all I changed the CV joint on my daughters Grand Prix (01) all went pretty good, but she was driving said it was great (old one was hopping) then the tranny quit, nothing no forward no reverse how could putting a CV joint in ruin the tranny
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I all I changed the CV joint on my daughters Grand Prix (01) all went pretty good, but she was driving said it was great (old one was hopping) then the tranny quit, nothing no forward no reverse how could putting a CV joint in ruin the tranny
How much fluid did you lose when you pulled the axles? Did you check your tranny fluid after?
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When I pulled out the old (came out with just a tap) no fluid came out at all, I slid the new one in as far as I could tapped it with a hammer in put the hubs and all back on.
Like I said she drove it called me said it ran like new, stopped at a friends house backed out, went a few more miled a clunk is what she heard and then nothing
Fluid should come out when the CV is removed. I drained a gallon my trans fluid before removing my CV, and fluid still came out. And it was jacked up only on the side that I was working on. Check the level and color first, and see if it moves in any gear selection. (P, R, D, 3, 2, 1) If still nothing, inspect the axles to make sure you didn't get a defective one or something. If one snaps you will get 0 movement on both tires.
Last edited by 02NavyBlue; 11-17-2013 at 08:35 PM.
I had it hauled to a local mechanic close by how do you install the cv in the tranny, I just pushed it in as far as I could
You just push them in until it locks into place. If no fluid came out you where probably low to began with. Have you ever check the trans fluid?
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When you push it in, you will know it's in because it won't pull back out by hand. The little clip seats. I doubt anything like that caused these issues.
Grasp the inner CV push firmly while rotation slightly till I locks pull on it, the inner CV should not come back out. I usually push that ****er 3-4 times till I know it good.
dont look like they worked on it today, it coming out would that make the tranny not engage at all, are tranny a problem with these cars?
I really don't think it could come out enough to affect it like that once it's all put back together.
There are a few issues that can cause no movement. Such as a scored or damaged seal on the input clutch piston(putting it in 1 and giving it gas usually makes it go), and no movement in Drive or 3, (broken forward apply band). This is why I asked you to try different gear selections, but you never responded to that.
This grammar hurts my head
I think we tried all gears sorry for not replying. they havent worked on it yet. hope the tranny didnt go out....
Are you sure you seated the axle all the way in?
they can pop out with the ball joint on. It's harder for it to do it but when i swap axles i don't even pop the ball joint just yank it out.
Really? Ball joint (LCA) and strut attached, it can still be removed?
yeah I've done it a couple of times
Well the verdit is in; The mechanic took the axle out and it was broke, probably got into a bind some how, the inside of the tranny were is goes in I was told was kind of tore up. "We had to seat it with a sledge hammer" Daughter took part back to parts store they gave her anouther free, and the mechanic charged me 100.00 to take out the broken one, and install the new.
Did he tell you where it broke? and why he thinks it did? We did have a guy on the forums that had one snap right at the spot before the splines that go to the output shaft on the trans. He put it in drive while on the rev limiter though...
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