front drive shaft
12-17-2011, 03:48 PM
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it is bolted to the t-case as well as the axle.
if you did remove the bolts from the t-case, you may need to use a small pry bar between the u-joint and the yoke.
if you did remove the bolts from the t-case, you may need to use a small pry bar between the u-joint and the yoke.
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12-17-2011, 05:41 PM
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The front yoke does not come out of the t-case unless you remove and disassemble the t-case........
The rear yoke slides in and out of the t-case, unless someone has installed a slip-yoke-eliminator
You could put a jack under the t-case to hold it up, and remove the crossmember. You'd have plenty of room to access them then.
The rear yoke slides in and out of the t-case, unless someone has installed a slip-yoke-eliminator
You could put a jack under the t-case to hold it up, and remove the crossmember. You'd have plenty of room to access them then.
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12-17-2011, 06:22 PM
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You can get them on but you can't turn them the vise grip and I put liquid wrench on them and still nothin. But if You look close between the d30 and tcase the is three u joints my blazer only has to my dads f150 had two so I am lost here
