How To Remove Drive Shaft To Replace Carbone Ring? ?

[gajipr]

Hi everyone. I have a 97 gti and my carbone ring has broke I am just in need of assistace on removing the drive shaft I have the "Shop Manual" but I cannot find a explanation any help is greatly appreciated.
:cheers:

 

[seadoosnipe]

Pulling your shaft?

It's a pretty easy job. The problem most have is the shaft being seized in the PTO hub. Because it won't come out easy, most think there is something they missed. Follow this link http://www.seadooforum.com/showthread.php?t=10520&highlight=Carbon+ring+removal and if you have more problems, repost here.......:cheers:

 

[gajipr]

Thanks snipe you always give me the right answer I own you :cheers:
Snipe were do you recommend I buy a new Carbone ring at and will there be anything else I would need it appears everything is there clamps boot..?

thanks man

 

[seadoosnipe]

Private property!....

Sorry, my wife has first rights to my old as*!.......:rofl: So, get in line.

If you replace the carbone ring, I would suggest that you also replace the carrier seal and "0" rings. It may look good, but sometimes, when you have metal to metal components, they get "burned" in to each other, so a fit with a new one may not match up exactly. I think the chances of the carrier being o.k. is about 70%. But, I'd replace it if it were me. I don't like leaving things to chance when I have it tore down. You put it back together and find that it's worn to bad to get a good seal.

The carbone ring is part #7, the ring carrier is #8 and the "0" rings are #9 and #10. If you need these parts and are looking to order them on the internet, you can order them through this link http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche.com/seadooforums/Seadoo_oem/Seadoo_PWC.asp?Type=13&A=50&B=22 which is supporting the forum with your purchase.:cheers:

 

[gajipr]

Sorry, my wife has first rights to my old as*!.......:rofl: So, get in line.

If you replace the carbone ring, I would suggest that you also replace the carrier seal and "0" rings. It may look good, but sometimes, when you have metal to metal components, they get "burned" in to each other, so a fit with a new one may not match up exactly. I think the chances of the carrier being o.k. is about 70%. But, I'd replace it if it were me. I don't like leaving things to chance when I have it tore down. You put it back together and find that it's worn to bad to get a good seal.

The carbone ring is part #7, the ring carrier is #8 and the "0" rings are #9 and #10. If you need these parts and are looking to order them on the internet, you can order them through this link http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche.com/seadooforums/Seadoo_oem/Seadoo_PWC.asp?Type=13&A=50&B=22 which is supporting the forum with your purchase.:cheers:

Great that's what I was thinking of buying from they are great I have spend like $200 with them last month main reason is when they ship it takes about 24-48 hours for the item to arrive usually next day ! thank you man

cheers :cheers: