How hard to remove rear end
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How hard to remove rear end
Just what the title says, how hard is it to remove the entire rear end from a 96 T/A.
Im having the rear end rebuilt and The two options i have are to pull the whole rear and have it taken to the guy who is doing the work or have the entire car towed there which will run at least $120. I just need to know if im getting in over my head with this.
thanks
Im having the rear end rebuilt and The two options i have are to pull the whole rear and have it taken to the guy who is doing the work or have the entire car towed there which will run at least $120. I just need to know if im getting in over my head with this.
thanks
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It's easy.... Only hard part is getting hte brake fittings off...especially if yours is rusted out like mine...
Other than that all your rear end is held in is by the rear Shocks,LCA's, TQ arm, DS Yoke... and Panhard rod.
Other than that all your rear end is held in is by the rear Shocks,LCA's, TQ arm, DS Yoke... and Panhard rod.
Not a hard job though.
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From: Rochester Hills, MI
Originally posted by Heatmaker
It's easy.... Only hard part is getting hte brake fittings off...especially if yours is rusted out like mine...
Other than that all your rear end is held in is by the rear Shocks,LCA's, TQ arm, DS Yoke... and Panhard rod.
It's easy.... Only hard part is getting hte brake fittings off...especially if yours is rusted out like mine...
Other than that all your rear end is held in is by the rear Shocks,LCA's, TQ arm, DS Yoke... and Panhard rod.
Did you remover your calipers? Because I did not have to remove any brake fitting when I removed my rearend.
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