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I had the same problem. Used a large piece of rebar and tapped with 4 pound hammer and it worked to knock clutch free, thanks for the suggestion!
took 2 mins :wink:
I just noticed my response to this thread never posted so will repost....
First off thanks to all who chimed in it helped us along our way. The reason for all the questions was we were originally told from an "unnamed source" that the axle fluid (center diff) and planetary were separate for ALL...
These do have run flats, the rim face 'lube' is dark in color. The stuff on and under the gasket is white like Vaseline, also tacky.
Any idea what I can use as a substitute?
Anybody know what this is? Looks kinda like Vaseline.
Also looks like there is a bit of grease type substance between the mating surfaces of the two piece rim.
What have you guys been using for these 2 applications? thanks for the help.
There is a spelter (think thats what its called) in there as far as I know, creates a wedge effect when the cable tries to pull out therefore essentially pinching it in there. I think if you disassemble it you will find the piece in there.
So I am in the process of changing leaking seals on the rear as I am getting fluid transfer from center diff to outer gear case. Well it appears the seal that is leaking is actually on the center diff and not the outer hub as originally thought. However since I have the outer hub disassembled it...
Soni, I will PM you my number, this system does have a variable output from what I can tell. What you are describing sounds close to the symptom. When I activate the circuit the cylinder moves slightly but doesn't have enough pressure to fully function. I can also hear the second stage start to...
Also for what its worth, this wrecker has a 2 or 3 stage pump on it. So when you activate a circuit it starts slow and then 'speeds up'. When I pull the control I hear the typical noise change in the hydraulic circuit, but then it sound like it almost releases or stops working. This is hard to...