pinion seal?
12-31-2007, 11:25 AM
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You'll probably need a 2 jaw puller to get the yoke off. The pinion nut is 1-1/4", so you'll need a socket that big. Also a pipe wrench to hold the yoke/pinion gear while tightening/loosening the pinion nut.
It wouldn't hurt to pull the cover and drain the fluid. Mark a few teeth to see the pattern. Replace the seal and check the pattern again to make sure everything is jive. Just for some added peace of mind.
It wouldn't hurt to pull the cover and drain the fluid. Mark a few teeth to see the pattern. Replace the seal and check the pattern again to make sure everything is jive. Just for some added peace of mind.
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You'll probably need a 2 jaw puller to get the yoke off. The pinion nut is 1-1/4", so you'll need a socket that big. Also a pipe wrench to hold the yoke/pinion gear while tightening/loosening the pinion nut.
It wouldn't hurt to pull the cover and drain the fluid. Mark a few teeth to see the pattern. Replace the seal and check the pattern again to make sure everything is jive. Just for some added peace of mind.
It wouldn't hurt to pull the cover and drain the fluid. Mark a few teeth to see the pattern. Replace the seal and check the pattern again to make sure everything is jive. Just for some added peace of mind.
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