Vehicle drive shafts Chevrolet Aveo 1 (T200)

Drive shafts are the elements of transmission of torque to the front wheels, which allow the wheel to move freely within the allowable suspension movements and turn around the wheel's axis of rotation when steering. At the same time, the torque is transmitted smoothly, without jerks. This is facilitated by the use of special constant velocity joints (CV joints)

Wheel drive with manual transmission
General description Drive shafts are elements of torque transmission to the front wheels, which allow the wheel to move freely within the permissible...

Removal and installation the front wheel drive shaft
Removal 1. Raise and secure the vehicle. 2. Remove the wheels. 3. Remove the lower engine skid plates, 4. Unscrew the drive shaft mounting nut in the front...

Replacing the outer CV joint boot
Removal (for automatic transmission) 1. Remove the drive shaft (See "Drive Axle Assembly" in this section.) 2. Remove the large cover clamp. 3. Remove the...

Replacing the inner CV joint boot
Removal 1. Remove the drive shaft. 2. Remove the large cover clamp. 3. Remove the small clamp of the cover. 4. Remove the hinge housing from the cover. 5....

Replacing the outer hinge boot
Removal 1. Remove the drive shaft. 2. Remove the large cover clamp. 3. Remove the small clamp of the cover. 4. Remove grease from the joint. 5. Remove the...

Replacing a CV joint with a transverse groove
Removal procedure 1. Remove the large cover clamp. 2. Remove the small clamp of the cover. 3. Remove grease from the hinge housing. 4. Remove the shaft...

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