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Old 03-27-2020, 09:25 AM   #16
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Re: transmission removal

Oh yes also put my port a power between the frame and the hub support then used the puller then hit with the sledge. and won't budge
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Old 03-27-2020, 09:47 AM   #17
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Re: transmission removal

I read others had the same issue. Needed to pull hub and axle and put in a press to get each outer side out of hubs. The part on inside of axles into trans, was stuck clips and needed a lot of persuasion. One was able to go through trans passenger side , like I said with a small flat screwdriver and beat from inside out. Another used a big screw driver/wedge in front of driver side axle and trans, then pounded upward and finally the c-clip clicked and the axle fell out. Have to do it straight out, not on an angle. A lot of effort, but it finally worked in the end.
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