Drive Shaft Stuck In Differential at Barry Stoner blog

Drive Shaft Stuck In Differential. Easily remove a stuck drive shaft/axle shaft at the gearbox end in a few seconds without having to. Broke a giant flathead and bent a prybar. The muffler has also been. I couldn’t get mine separated from the diff. Ended up just separating the two halves of the driveshaft to make. I already broke a flathead. The center support bearing is unbolted. The shaft will break free instantly with throttle application. For anyone else reading, you want to firmly hold the brakes so that the differential and wheels don't turn; You could try unbolting the front 2 diff mounts and letting the diff rest on the subframe to get a better angle for separation. The rear driveshaft flange yoke is rust welded to the differential. The front half of the rear driveshaft has been removed from the vehicle. Torch, pb blaster, hammering, nothing worked. The axle is disconnected from the differential output flange and laying pretty low resting on the sway bar which i partially disconnected and rotated down. You need to lock the dif and let the engine turn the drive shaft, foot on the brakes would work.

For anyone else reading, you want to firmly hold the brakes so that the differential and wheels don't turn; Easily remove a stuck drive shaft/axle shaft at the gearbox end in a few seconds without having to. The axle is disconnected from the differential output flange and laying pretty low resting on the sway bar which i partially disconnected and rotated down. You need to lock the dif and let the engine turn the drive shaft, foot on the brakes would work. Broke a giant flathead and bent a prybar. The rear driveshaft flange yoke is rust welded to the differential. I couldn’t get mine separated from the diff. The front half of the rear driveshaft has been removed from the vehicle. The shaft will break free instantly with throttle application. Torch, pb blaster, hammering, nothing worked.

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Drive Shaft Stuck In Differential For anyone else reading, you want to firmly hold the brakes so that the differential and wheels don't turn; The muffler has also been. Ended up just separating the two halves of the driveshaft to make. Torch, pb blaster, hammering, nothing worked. The rear driveshaft flange yoke is rust welded to the differential. The shaft will break free instantly with throttle application. You could try unbolting the front 2 diff mounts and letting the diff rest on the subframe to get a better angle for separation. The center support bearing is unbolted. I already broke a flathead. For anyone else reading, you want to firmly hold the brakes so that the differential and wheels don't turn; The axle is disconnected from the differential output flange and laying pretty low resting on the sway bar which i partially disconnected and rotated down. I have all the bolts off for the differential the only thing keep it up is the hydraulic lift and the drive shaft. Broke a giant flathead and bent a prybar. I couldn’t get mine separated from the diff. You need to lock the dif and let the engine turn the drive shaft, foot on the brakes would work. Easily remove a stuck drive shaft/axle shaft at the gearbox end in a few seconds without having to.