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Rusty 02-23-2021 08:17 PM

The stub axles I have sitting on the bench have centering dimples for machining. But no hole all the way through.

Check the back side of the CV joint for anything that doesn't look normal.

1slow370 02-24-2021 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3986740)
The stub axles I have sitting on the bench have centering dimples for machining. But no hole all the way through.

Check the back side of the CV joint for anything that doesn't look normal.

This is what I thought. OP pop the stub axle out of the diff and see if it's damaged. If not I bet somebody just lubed the crap out of it when they put it together.

Tractionless 03-03-2021 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by 1slow370 (Post 3986730)
i have never seen a hole straight through the stub shaft.. usualy there is a little divot from the centerdrill used for machining but it shouldn't go all the way through? i would be tempted to say it is a defect but nissan might have changed it. it we be a really stupid place to put a vent holeas none of that area is sealed. i would be tempted to say someone lubed it for easy dissassembly. check to see if the hole goes all the through the stub flange if it does i would check with a dealer to see if they made a change to it and if not get a new stub flange.

What point would have they lubed for disassembly, bolt flange to CV or stub axle to housing?

Upon further inspection there isn't light shining through the stub so I assume the hole doesn't go all the way through.

Rusty 03-03-2021 08:23 PM

The only thing I can think of. This may have been a part before and they coated it with oil to keep from rusting.

1slow370 03-10-2021 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Tractionless (Post 3987496)
What point would have they lubed for disassembly, bolt flange to CV or stub axle to housing?

Upon further inspection there isn't light shining through the stub so I assume the hole doesn't go all the way through.

there is only a fluid seal between the stub and the carrier housing if you had a leak you would expect fluid to be everywhere except where it is in your photos lol


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