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STEVE W.
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CONTRIBUTOR
15,146 POSTS
The new design uses a torque tube from front to rear with a shaft inside it. However, as these are all still under warranty the information on removal and re-installation is only available at a GM dealer at the moment. Why are you trying to remove It?
Mar 23, 2018 at 12:48 PM
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AL K
MEMBER
3 POSTS
It had been in a front end collison, and needed a cradle replacement.
Mar 23, 2018 at 3:14 PM
STEVE W.
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR CONTRIBUTOR
15,146 POSTS
That is not fun. From what I can find the new shaft is retained with internal snap rings like a common front half shaft. Takes a tool (DT-51329-A) clamped to the shaft to pop it free.