Drive Shaft Removal Tool

KA-5636
KA-5636

Model

KA-5636

Specification:

  • This Drive Shaft Removal Tool is specifically designed to address the challenges technicians face when removing plugged-in drive shafts (CV axles) from gearbox housings during vehicle maintenance.
  • Precision Adjustable Leverage Bar for Fast, Damage-Free CV Axle Separation
  • "Say Goodbye to Slipping & Gearbox Damage — Single-Person Operation Made Effortless.”
  • Application: Pressing out plugged-in drive shafts from gearbox housings.
  • Adjustment Mechanism: 3 lever adjustment holes + Screw-in swivel foot.
  • Vehicle Fitment: Universal for Passenger Cars & Vans.
  • Please note: Features and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Why Upgrade Your Toolkit? (Problem vs. Solution)
Feature / Challenge Traditional Pry Bar KA-5636 Removal Tool Solution
Leverage & Stability Fixed angles cause frequent slipping and instability. 3-hole position with adjustable swivel leveling foot.
Housing Protection High risk of scratching aluminum casing or damaging oil seals. Swivel foot distributes pressure, preventing direct metal contact.
Space & Fit Fails in restricted undercarriage compartments. Fully customizable angle and reach for tight spots.
Key Features & Selling Points
1. 3-Stage Swivel Leveling Foot
Equipped with a multi-position screw-in foot that adjusts in length, position, and angle for tailored support on any vehicle layout.
2. Gearbox Safe Design
Safely presses out plugged-in drive shafts without risking costly cracks or damage to fragile gearbox housings and oil seals.
3. High-Leverage Efficiency
Extended lever length combined with optimized fulcrum position maximizes force, making stubborn spring-clip pop-outs easy.
4. Universal Compatibility
Designed for passenger cars & light commercial vans (Alfa Romeo, BMW, Citroën, Ford, Hyundai, Mazda, Mercedes, Nissan, Toyota, Volvo, and more).
 
Operation:
Step 1: Screw the swivel leveling foot into one of the three holes on the lever.
Step 2: Place the lever between the drive shaft and the gearbox housing.
Step 3: Enable an optimal support then press the drive shaft out of the gearbox.



 
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