Mopar 8 3/4 Axle Removal at Eduardo Myers blog

Mopar 8 3/4 Axle Removal. I recently purchased a '68 charger with an 8 3/4 rear axle. I can push / pull axle ~ 1/4 in / out, then a solid clunk. I have bought new axles for my 8 3/4 rear end and have seen stories that you have to remove the thrust block out of the carrier in order for the green bearings can be used. The differential is contained in a removable carrier assembly which is extracted. I'd like to pull the axle shaft out, put new seals in, and inspect the axle. I already removed the drum (duh), backing plate and it's just down to the end of the axle with the spindle sticking out. Get a cutoff tool and cut a slit in the. I can move the flange out on all 5 studs ~ 1/8 inch with screwdrivers / pry bars. The differential is contained in a. Here is the old assembly (l and r are same procedure, only difference is the adjuster) 2.

83/4 Abody Mopar rear ends spraker racing rears and gears
from sprakerracing.com

I have bought new axles for my 8 3/4 rear end and have seen stories that you have to remove the thrust block out of the carrier in order for the green bearings can be used. I can move the flange out on all 5 studs ~ 1/8 inch with screwdrivers / pry bars. Get a cutoff tool and cut a slit in the. I'd like to pull the axle shaft out, put new seals in, and inspect the axle. Here is the old assembly (l and r are same procedure, only difference is the adjuster) 2. I already removed the drum (duh), backing plate and it's just down to the end of the axle with the spindle sticking out. I recently purchased a '68 charger with an 8 3/4 rear axle. The differential is contained in a. I can push / pull axle ~ 1/4 in / out, then a solid clunk. The differential is contained in a removable carrier assembly which is extracted.

83/4 Abody Mopar rear ends spraker racing rears and gears

Mopar 8 3/4 Axle Removal I already removed the drum (duh), backing plate and it's just down to the end of the axle with the spindle sticking out. I recently purchased a '68 charger with an 8 3/4 rear axle. The differential is contained in a. I can push / pull axle ~ 1/4 in / out, then a solid clunk. The differential is contained in a removable carrier assembly which is extracted. I already removed the drum (duh), backing plate and it's just down to the end of the axle with the spindle sticking out. I can move the flange out on all 5 studs ~ 1/8 inch with screwdrivers / pry bars. Here is the old assembly (l and r are same procedure, only difference is the adjuster) 2. Get a cutoff tool and cut a slit in the. I'd like to pull the axle shaft out, put new seals in, and inspect the axle. I have bought new axles for my 8 3/4 rear end and have seen stories that you have to remove the thrust block out of the carrier in order for the green bearings can be used.

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