Need advise on rear differential seal
I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. My rear
differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special needs I should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC Larado. |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
EAJ wrote:
> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. My rear > differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special needs I > should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC Larado. Pretty straightforward http://tinyurl.com/kmj2a |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
EAJ wrote:
> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. My rear > differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special needs I > should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC Larado. Pretty straightforward http://tinyurl.com/kmj2a |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
EAJ wrote:
> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. My rear > differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special needs I > should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC Larado. Pretty straightforward http://tinyurl.com/kmj2a |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
"EAJ" <u23634@uwe> wrote in message news:6291f5fae0800@uwe...
> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. > My rear differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special > needs I should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC > Larado. There are special tools for this, although these can be fabricated at home, or substituted with commonly available tools. An impact wrench on the pinion nut, or a hammer on the yoke, can damage the bearings or chip the ring and pinion. I think that a "Five Star" Dodge dealer service department did this to me once, but they covered the part on warranty anyway. That is why you would use a pinion yoke holder when loosening the nut, and a yoke puller when removing the yoke. Overtightening can deform the crush sleeve and destroy the pinion bearings. This is in principle a simple job, but there are lots of ways to screw up. Earle |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
"EAJ" <u23634@uwe> wrote in message news:6291f5fae0800@uwe...
> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. > My rear differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special > needs I should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC > Larado. There are special tools for this, although these can be fabricated at home, or substituted with commonly available tools. An impact wrench on the pinion nut, or a hammer on the yoke, can damage the bearings or chip the ring and pinion. I think that a "Five Star" Dodge dealer service department did this to me once, but they covered the part on warranty anyway. That is why you would use a pinion yoke holder when loosening the nut, and a yoke puller when removing the yoke. Overtightening can deform the crush sleeve and destroy the pinion bearings. This is in principle a simple job, but there are lots of ways to screw up. Earle |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
"EAJ" <u23634@uwe> wrote in message news:6291f5fae0800@uwe...
> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. > My rear differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special > needs I should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC > Larado. There are special tools for this, although these can be fabricated at home, or substituted with commonly available tools. An impact wrench on the pinion nut, or a hammer on the yoke, can damage the bearings or chip the ring and pinion. I think that a "Five Star" Dodge dealer service department did this to me once, but they covered the part on warranty anyway. That is why you would use a pinion yoke holder when loosening the nut, and a yoke puller when removing the yoke. Overtightening can deform the crush sleeve and destroy the pinion bearings. This is in principle a simple job, but there are lots of ways to screw up. Earle |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
Earle Horton wrote:
>> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. >> My rear differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special >> needs I should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC >> Larado. > >There are special tools for this, although these can be fabricated at home, >or substituted with commonly available tools. An impact wrench on the >pinion nut, or a hammer on the yoke, can damage the bearings or chip the >ring and pinion. I think that a "Five Star" Dodge dealer service department >did this to me once, but they covered the part on warranty anyway. That is >why you would use a pinion yoke holder when loosening the nut, and a yoke >puller when removing the yoke. Overtightening can deform the crush sleeve >and destroy the pinion bearings. When you referr to the crush sleeve are you talking about the seal? And do I need to remove the cover or can this all be done from the front of the differential under the Jeep? Can you tell me how I will know when I have thightened the nut enough. And also will it be hard to pull the the yoke without a yoke puller? > >This is in principle a simple job, but there are lots of ways to screw up. > >Earle -- Message posted via CarKB.com http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/jeep-cars/200607/1 |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
Earle Horton wrote:
>> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. >> My rear differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special >> needs I should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC >> Larado. > >There are special tools for this, although these can be fabricated at home, >or substituted with commonly available tools. An impact wrench on the >pinion nut, or a hammer on the yoke, can damage the bearings or chip the >ring and pinion. I think that a "Five Star" Dodge dealer service department >did this to me once, but they covered the part on warranty anyway. That is >why you would use a pinion yoke holder when loosening the nut, and a yoke >puller when removing the yoke. Overtightening can deform the crush sleeve >and destroy the pinion bearings. When you referr to the crush sleeve are you talking about the seal? And do I need to remove the cover or can this all be done from the front of the differential under the Jeep? Can you tell me how I will know when I have thightened the nut enough. And also will it be hard to pull the the yoke without a yoke puller? > >This is in principle a simple job, but there are lots of ways to screw up. > >Earle -- Message posted via CarKB.com http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/jeep-cars/200607/1 |
Re: Need advise on rear differential seal
Earle Horton wrote:
>> I am pretty green when it comes to rear ends so any advise is needed. >> My rear differential is leaking oil from the yoke. Is there any special >> needs I should be aware of before I begin? I own a1996 jeep GC >> Larado. > >There are special tools for this, although these can be fabricated at home, >or substituted with commonly available tools. An impact wrench on the >pinion nut, or a hammer on the yoke, can damage the bearings or chip the >ring and pinion. I think that a "Five Star" Dodge dealer service department >did this to me once, but they covered the part on warranty anyway. That is >why you would use a pinion yoke holder when loosening the nut, and a yoke >puller when removing the yoke. Overtightening can deform the crush sleeve >and destroy the pinion bearings. When you referr to the crush sleeve are you talking about the seal? And do I need to remove the cover or can this all be done from the front of the differential under the Jeep? Can you tell me how I will know when I have thightened the nut enough. And also will it be hard to pull the the yoke without a yoke puller? > >This is in principle a simple job, but there are lots of ways to screw up. > >Earle -- Message posted via CarKB.com http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/jeep-cars/200607/1 |
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