Did I stump all you Jeep fanatics?
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fill the dif with fix-a-flat, that will seal her up real good
seriously, your gonna need a slide hammer. you can borrow one from autozone for a refundable fee. While you are there you should pick up a haynes manual, that will make this and all your future repairs alot easier. or you can go to the autozone website and they have sort of an online haynes manual.
seriously, your gonna need a slide hammer. you can borrow one from autozone for a refundable fee. While you are there you should pick up a haynes manual, that will make this and all your future repairs alot easier. or you can go to the autozone website and they have sort of an online haynes manual.
Bounty__Hunter
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Suspension lift - Front-end alignment?
www.madxj.com/MADXJ/technical/technicalfiles/ARD30shafts297andSeals/D30shafts297andSeals.htm
www.stu-offroad.com/otherwriteups/YJD30convert/yjconvert-1.htm
These sites cover swapping in TJ shafts into a YJ, but also mention axle seals.
You can buy a 4 or 5ft. threaded rod and make your own axle seal tool that can remove and install seals. You'll need a few nuts for the rod, along with a few washers, one to fit over the seal and another large enough it doesn't slide into the axletube. Cranking on the threaded rod would then pull the seal evenly into it's seat.
www.madxj.com/MADXJ/technical/technicalfiles/ARD30shafts297andSeals/D30shafts297andSeals.htm
www.stu-offroad.com/otherwriteups/YJD30convert/yjconvert-1.htm
These sites cover swapping in TJ shafts into a YJ, but also mention axle seals.
You can buy a 4 or 5ft. threaded rod and make your own axle seal tool that can remove and install seals. You'll need a few nuts for the rod, along with a few washers, one to fit over the seal and another large enough it doesn't slide into the axletube. Cranking on the threaded rod would then pull the seal evenly into it's seat.
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