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I`m wondering if anyone has a good trick to take apart the diff gear?
ive recently taken apart my diffs, and the gear that sits on the outdrive was very difficult to release from the outdrive, is it a tricky way to do this or is it me that is just being stupid? ![]()
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Hulk did mine
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I use a pair of sharp tweezers of which I bend the last half mm 90 degree inwards. Pulling equally at both sides is the key. With this tool grabbing the inner circle between two teeth at each side is possible too.
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I used the first method for mine, as I really had to force mine onto the outdrive so that they seated properly.
Just be careful not to wreck the eclips if you don't have any spare. After they were rebuilt, they went back onto the outdrive much easier with out any force-age. ![]() |
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Found an easy way to do this, i took my air compressor and air gun, and blew compressed air into the diff house, the gear lifted up and was much easier to take out using a small plier
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i know an even easyer way,stick some C4 and boom!out it comes ![]() ![]() |
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