231 output shaft bearing
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231 output shaft bearing
Does anyone have a link to a write up on changing the output bearing on my t-case? I tried searching, but it kept bringing up sye stuff. I just want to change my bearing. My haynes manual was no help. It just had instructions on a complete overhaul and it didn't recomend you try and do it yourself. I have some play in my shaft and I'm thinking replacing the bearing is the way to go. If I'm wrong please let me know. No point in tearing apart something I don't have to.
edit:OK I'm dumb. I wasn't seeing anything on the bearing because I should have been looking in the stock forum. Sorry I just don't go there much... Stock is boring. If one of the mods can move this over there (where it belongs), I'd appreciate it.
edit:OK I'm dumb. I wasn't seeing anything on the bearing because I should have been looking in the stock forum. Sorry I just don't go there much... Stock is boring. If one of the mods can move this over there (where it belongs), I'd appreciate it.
Last edited by stowe; 11-11-2011 at 01:55 PM.
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Remove the rear driveshaft.
Unplug the speed sensor.
Undo the 6 or so bolts that hold the back most cover, tailcone, onto the case.
Slide the tailcone off.
Set it up in your vice, and use a puller to get the bearing out. If you don't have a puller, find the right size socket to knock it out of there with.
Tap or press the new one in.
Unplug the speed sensor.
Undo the 6 or so bolts that hold the back most cover, tailcone, onto the case.
Slide the tailcone off.
Set it up in your vice, and use a puller to get the bearing out. If you don't have a puller, find the right size socket to knock it out of there with.
Tap or press the new one in.
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