Gear Removal Process

casper4x4 · Jun 13, 2008

So as ya may know i have two axles chillin in my jeep, two axles chillin in my garage ( the two that are goin on the jeep ) and two on the jeep. I have all these axles and not a lot of room to store these.

I was wondering what is needed to remove the gears and carriers, as far as tools etc. Am i able to do this by myself and with the common tools?

Alonzo

Smittty9785 · Jun 13, 2008

yea no problem. Ive never done gears and took out old ones and installed all by hand tools.

89xjJe3per · Jun 13, 2008

casper4x4 said:
So as ya may know i have two axles chillin in my jeep, two axles chillin in my garage ( the two that are goin on the jeep ) and two on the jeep. I have all these axles and not a lot of room to store these.

I was wondering what is needed to remove the gears and carriers, as far as tools etc. Am i able to do this by myself and with the common tools?

Alonzo

Yep and ill help if you need buddy.. going to take the shafts out so u can drive it? hehe

jeeperjohn · Jun 13, 2008

You will nee a 1/2" socket for the cover, a 3/4" socket for the carrier cap bolts and a large (30 or 32MM) socket for the pinion nut. The carrier cross pin takes a 5/16" wrench on a bolted pin, or a small punch on a pin with a roll pin installed. The u-joint strap takes a 5/16" also.

Gear Removal Process

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