Part 3 Front CV Axel replacement Suzuki king quad

How to video shows replacement of the front CV axle on a Suzuki King Quad 750, you'll need to lift the ATV, remove the wheel and brake components, disconnect the lower ball joint and tie rod end, unbolt the strut from the knuckle, and then carefully pull the old CV axle from the transmission. Install the new axle by lining it up with the transmission and gearbox, then push it in until it clicks, reassemble the suspension, and torque all bolts to spec. Preparation Gather tools and parts: You will need a new front CV axle, a socket set, a floor jack, jack stands, a pry bar, and a torque wrench. Lift the ATV: Place wheel chocks to prevent the ATV from rolling, then use a floor jack to elevate the front of the vehicle and secure it with jack stands. Remove the wheel and brake components: Loosen and remove the front wheel. Remove the axle nut. Disconnect the brake caliper from the knuckle and set it aside. Disconnecting Suspension Disconnect lower ball joint: Remove the cotter pin and nut from the lower ball joint and separate the ball joint from the knuckle. Unbolt the strut: Remove the bolt(s) that attach the strut to the knuckle. Separate the knuckle: Pull the knuckle away to provide enough clearance to access the axle. Removing the Old Axle Locate the transmission: Identify the CV axle's connection to the transmission. Remove the axle: Carefully pull the axle straight out of the transmission. You may need to use a pry bar to help dislodge it. Be cautious not to damage the transmission's internal seal. Installing the New Axle Insert the new axle: Align the new CV axle with the transmission and push it in firmly until it clicks into place, securing the internal circlip. Reassemble suspension: Reverse the disassembly process, ensuring all bolts and nuts are tightened to the manufacturer's specified torque. Reinstall wheel and brakes: Reinstall the brake caliper and the front wheel, tightening the wheel nuts securely. Important Tips Do not damage the seal: Be careful not to damage the transmission oil seal when removing or installing the axle. Check other components: While the axle is out, inspect the wheel bearings, tie rods, and ball joints for any signs of wear or damage. Use proper torque: Refer to your Suzuki King Quad's service manual for the correct torque specifications for all fasteners. and most important, HAVE FUN!