Q: My CV axle won't go in due to a metal piece in transmission.

asked by on December 28, 2016

When you go to slide the axle back in on driver side the axle won't go all the way in when u pull it out and look there is a metal looking shaft in the way idk what to do

My car has 132765 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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