Is the spline allowed to come out of the shaft in the transmission?

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Asked by Abigail Feb 14, 2015 at 10:47 AM about the 2003 Buick Rendezvous CXL AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The spline that connects the cv shaft to the
transmission?

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It has to be able to get longer or shorter during turns. hence the spline to allow it to move.

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How can you get the spline out? Im having trouble getting it to come out.

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Large hammer and ply bar. You do have the brake assembly off and out the way, right?

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Yes. And the cv shaft is already off and everyone has been telling me to pull out but its coming out extremely hard.

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If you can see the splines soak them with PB Blaster. Let is soak for a bit then continue with the hammer and large pry bar/crowbar. Soak and repeat.

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The problem i might the having is the ring on the spline inside the shaft isnt compressing like its supose to to so how can i make it to compress or will lubricating it make it work?

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I just YouTubed a video on it. The guy just got behind it with a curved pry bar and walked his bar around it and it popped right off in a few minutes. No snap ring to worry about.

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Sorry I don't know how to do that. Just go to YouTube type in rendezvous shaft removal. It was like the second one. The guy is from Canada, Wisconsin, Minnesota or the UP.

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Cv drive shaft and bearing removal on the buick the teardown. Look that up word for word.

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