Vehicle drive shafts Volkswagen Caddy 3

General description of drive shafts
VW Caddy vehicles use several types of drive shafts, which differ in design and a number of components used, such as constant velocity joints (further CV joint), differing in...

Removal the drive shaft
Unscrew the hub bolt. Caution! The car must not stand on its wheels. Once the bolt is loosened, the wheel bearing may be damaged by the weight of the vehicle. If it becomes...

Installing the drive shaft
Remove any paint residue and/or corrosion from the outer CV joint threads/splines. Insert the outer CV joint into the splined hole of the wheel hub. Pull the steering knuckle...

Parts and components of the drive shaft with CV joint VL100
List of drive shaft components and parts (CV joint VL100) with technological comments on repair to figure VC4.124: 1. Outer CV joint: - can only be replaced as a complete unit; -...

Parts and components of the drive shaft with CV joint VL107
List of drive shaft components and parts (CV joint VL107) with technological comments on repair to Figure VC4.125: 1. Outer CV joint: - can only be replaced as a complete unit; -...

Disassembling the drive shaft
Clamp the drive shaft between the protective jaws in a vice. Unscrew the corrugated cover. Caution! The mandrel must be installed precisely on the CV joint sprocket. Using the...

Drive shaft assembly
Press the hinge until it stops. Install the retaining ring. Pressing on the inner CV joint Caution! The chamfer of the CV joint spline hole must face the splined end of the drive...

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