Waxer52

On the short section of shaft there's an aluminum cover so to speak. Use a small chisel or screwdriver to pry the edge up so it can slide off the shaft. Inside is a holding ring to keep the bearing in place that pops out easy with a screwdriver. This splits the shaft. A circlip holds the bearing on the shaft. Remove this and the bearing and you can hammer and chisel the bearing off. I have some pics but not many. I will try and upload some in the next few days.

I managed to split the shaft and replace the carrier. Bit of work but can be done. The carrier is available on amazon.

I have managed to get a new carrier bearing including the support. Has anyone managed to disassemble the driveshaft, I am looking everywhere for the information but cant find anything.