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Removing Diff assy

Replacing ring gear and pinion assy,Trying to remove the assy and cant get it to come out,All bolts are removed,looked in service manual but no help is offered.Something seems to be holding,Any Help would be thankful..
  • Posted 2 Dec 2014 23:59
  • By william_a
  • joined 2 Dec'14 - 2 messages
  • South Carolina, United States
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You should have 12 bolts holding the housing to the transmission. Axles need to be removed and the 4 bolts each side for the axle hangers should get the housing off. I believe there is a dowel / alignment pin between the transmission and the axle housing as well.
  • Posted 4 Dec 2014 03:23
  • By Tech16
  • joined 4 Dec'14 - 8 messages
  • California, United States

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