Do the wheels have to be off to get the c-clips out?
Do the wheels have to be off to get the c-clips out?
10-29-2006, 08:30 AM
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yes, wheels off, brakes off, rotors off, cross pin bolt and cross pin removed, push in axles and c-clip will fall out then pull the axle out do the same for the other side, then take out the diff main cap bolts and the carrier will pry out , then take it to your work bench and take off the old reluctor ring and install the new one
if you have never done a ring and pinion install of diff work its probly not a job for you
if you have never done a ring and pinion install of diff work its probly not a job for you
Last edited by jay_lt4; 10-29-2006 at 08:33 AM.
10-29-2006, 04:17 PM
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Its best to use a stick magnet to get the C clips out, very frustrating without one.
Once you get the axle pushed in its a matter of seconds to pull the Cclip out or install one with a magnet.
Once you get the axle pushed in its a matter of seconds to pull the Cclip out or install one with a magnet.
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