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Old 08-25-2009, 10:02 AM
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Re: Semi work safe

Originally Posted by scott3824
axle is out ... but lacey's dad's tool didn't fit to pull the hub ... gotta go rent one hopefully
I couldn't find a place to rent one. Do you really think I would pay $68 for a tool that I could have rented? You can borrow mine, but I need it back eventually so I can do the axle seal on the passenger side.
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Re: Semi work safe

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yet youre here typing









i do that too


on the phone trying to find parts
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Re: Semi work safe

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I couldn't find a place to rent one. Do you really think I would pay $68 for a tool that I could have rented? You can borrow mine, but I need it back eventually so I can do the axle seal on the passenger side.
right ... but i have to get back on the road asap
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Re: Semi work safe

Originally Posted by scott3824
right ... but i have to get back on the road asap
If you want to save the loot of buying that ****, you can borrow mine, but that's an hour and a half of driving.
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Re: Semi work safe

PS that nut has reverse threads. Righty loosy, lefty tighty.
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Re: Semi work safe

**** .. .there is a rear axle o-ring and a hub seal right?
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Re: Semi work safe

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PS that nut has reverse threads. Righty loosy, lefty tighty.
thanks for the heads up ... that would have psised me off
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Re: Semi work safe

Originally Posted by NINER
If you want to save the loot of buying that ****, you can borrow mine, but that's an hour and a half of driving.
if i can't find one ... but i have class tonight so i would have to meet you at lunch if possible
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Re: Semi work safe

is it bad if i don't know if i have the 10.5 or 11.25 rear end
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Re: Semi work safe

Originally Posted by scott3824
**** .. .there is a rear axle o-ring and a hub seal right?
Yup.
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thanks for the heads up ... that would have psised me off
It confused me for a couple of seconds.
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if i can't find one ... but i have class tonight so i would have to meet you at lunch if possible
If you want to roll by my place I can give you the garage door code. Only if You or Lacey are picking it up on your own though. Not really comfortable with people I don't know checking out my garage.
Originally Posted by scott3824
is it bad if i don't know if i have the 10.5 or 11.25 rear end
Only if you are replacing the pinion bearing. I think everything else is the same. You should be able to figure it out because the older trucks had one style and the newer trucks have the other. I forget which has what though.
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where did you buy that socket from ... guy at autozone says "well we have some of those, not sure what size you need, can you make a template and stop in to see if it will fit" lol
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Re: Semi work safe

might as well replace the rear diff fluid while i am doing this ... new cover should be here today ... 90wt right? wish you remembered what bolts you got from fastenal
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Re: Semi work safe

75/140 4 qts on the rear diff fluid right?
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Re: Semi work safe

Originally Posted by scott3824
where did you buy that socket from ... guy at autozone says "well we have some of those, not sure what size you need, can you make a template and stop in to see if it will fit" lol
Napa. Bought the bearings there too. Ordered the o-ring from the Fords stealership, and the cover and hub seal from powerstorke shop.
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might as well replace the rear diff fluid while i am doing this ... new cover should be here today ... 90wt right? wish you remembered what bolts you got from fastenal
75W140 synthetic only. It's $70 in fluid. I got the same bolts a little bit longer. They had to order the washers, but had the bolts in stock. I used the bolts then took the bolts off one at a time, put the washers on, and replaced the bolts. You need "the right stuff" gasket maker as well.
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Re: Semi work safe

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75/140 4 qts on the rear diff fluid right?
$17*4=$68. Yup that sounds right. I think you end up having a 1/2 or a 1/4 quart left when you are done.
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Re: Semi work safe

thinking i should do the parking brake shoes while i'm at it ... they are covered in grease



sweet o'rielly's has the special socket for $15
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washers?

http://www.guzzle7pt3.com/rdiff.php
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Re: Semi work safe

Originally Posted by scott3824
thinking i should do the parking brake shoes while i'm at it ... they are covered in grease



sweet o'rielly's has the special socket for $15
Good luck, those were the worst part of the job. ******* springs. I swear you need 3 or 4 hands to get them back on. Don't even ask me how I got them back on when you get to that point. I have no clue how I ******* did it.
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The bolts from fastenal are just hex head bolts. They needed washers in my opinion. Or you can buy the stock 2008 bolts from the dealer. I think it is $230 for the set of 12.
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fuuuck .. stupid oriellys .. .get home and it's too small
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Re: Semi work safe

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Good luck, those were the worst part of the job. ******* springs. I swear you need 3 or 4 hands to get them back on. Don't even ask me how I got them back on when you get to that point. I have no clue how I ******* did it.

The bolts from fastenal are just hex head bolts. They needed washers in my opinion. Or you can buy the stock 2008 bolts from the dealer. I think it is $230 for the set of 12.
no way i'm getting done by 4 to get to campus
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