[pboglio]

Glad it worked out. Driving the seals in is always tricky, I use the seal driver to tap around the edges and walk it into position.

 

[Macgyver]

Just a final update. I pulled the axle back out, and right away could see the rubber on the seal was ripped badly. I replaced the seal, and it is now leak free. Another thing for anybody else that decides to do this, there is an L shaped "cover" that goes over the axle. REMOVE IT. the first time I didnt and it made it so much harder. It is only held on by one bolt, and two screws. Also invest in a seal driver. I used the one from harbor freight for under $15 and it made a huge difference in how easily the seal goes in. If anybody has any questions, feel free to send me a message.

Awesome. I am glad you stuck with it and it all worked out. Now you can do this on the side for other Jukes. LOL

 

[Caubin82]

I finally got the right part today. For anybody else that has a hard time finding it, the part number is
33114-1KD0A

This is the small one that slips in correctly? I’ve stuck with that issue

 

[whosurpopi]

This is the small one that slips in correctly? I’ve stuck with that issue

Yes. That was the one that works.

 

[Fallenkane12]

33114-1KD0A

Just a final update. I pulled the axle back out, and right away could see the rubber on the seal was ripped badly. I replaced the seal, and it is now leak free. Another thing for anybody else that decides to do this, there is an L shaped "cover" that goes over the axle. REMOVE IT. the first time I didnt and it made it so much harder. It is only held on by one bolt, and two screws. Also invest in a seal driver. I used the one from harbor freight for under $15 and it made a huge difference in how easily the seal goes in. If anybody has any questions, feel free to send me a message.

The part your looking for is called a wheel seal by beck/arnley part number (0524055) you can get at any autopart store foe around $12

 

[Fallenkane12]

33114-1KD0A

At koi auto parts the part number is 710598

 

[andrewdavid2008.dn]

Will be doing a downpipe install soon and apparently I need to take off the CV axle so this was informative of something I might run into. Did you need to replace/drain he cvt fluid when took off the axle?

Not only cv axle but also lower torque mount had to.come.lut of my juke to remove old down pipe w cat

 

[kld072921]

Just a final update. I pulled the axle back out, and right away could see the rubber on the seal was ripped badly. I replaced the seal, and it is now leak free. Another thing for anybody else that decides to do this, there is an L shaped "cover" that goes over the axle. REMOVE IT. the first time I didnt and it made it so much harder. It is only held on by one bolt, and two screws. Also invest in a seal driver. I used the one from harbor freight for under $15 and it made a huge difference in how easily the seal goes in. If anybody has any questions, feel free to send me a message.

I’m having this issue now trying to find the right part I even went to a Nissan dealer and the gave me a part that is not the same part number as you gave