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I had the track bar dropped with the axle pulled apart I couldn’t of done this with the truck bar still there.
Removing the junk one honestly I just used pry bars and flipped it into the ground. Took out a chunk of concrete with it!
Getting it back in I lifted it up the gears facing the front...
Well guys that was one hell of a rough day. Started the project at 8:30 drove it to my work got there at 10. I didn’t buy a 3” spindle socket yet because Napa is along the way and showed to be open. Low and behold it was not. I then had to go to harbor freight and buy their 1” drive socket set...
Sweet! I wasn’t sure if the nuts that had the surface on it mattered.
I honestly may be feeling things on the pinion, I get inside my head worrying about stuff! Lol!!
Tomorrow I’m replacing boots, repacking grease, doing new wheel bearings and installing this chunk!!
Hello all
I bought a rear axle to steal the chunk out of and install into my front axle. The donor axle chunk is pretty tight, has no side to side movement and a very tiny amount of in and out movement. Can’t really see it but I can feel it. Does anyone have a write up on pulling the axle...
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