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Instructions for Removing the Right Driveshaft

Model: Renault Modus MK 1 - Years 2004-2013
Part: Axle shaft

Lift the vehicle on suitable axle stands, remove the front wheel and the nut securing the driveshaft at the centre of the hub: it may be advisable to loosen this nut without fully unscrewing it before lifting the car; continue by removing the tie rod end from the steering box and that of the suspension wishbone to free the hub and create the necessary space to withdraw the driveshaft; then unscrew the fixing bolts of the driveshaft support and tap the centre of the hub to remove it first from the hub and then from the gearbox side.

Updated on 15 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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