Remove drive shaft of 1966 automatic gearbox
11-02-2017, 08:11 PM
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mark the yoke on the pinion with the bearing on the driveshaft so you can put the same bearing back in the yoke in the same place.
undo the 4 nutz pop the u bolts out press the DS into the trans until the u joint is free of the pinion yoke. Tape the bearings to the DS U-joint so they dont fall off. Pull it out and stuff rags in the hole to slow the bleeding...you'll want a bucket underneath too.
undo the 4 nutz pop the u bolts out press the DS into the trans until the u joint is free of the pinion yoke. Tape the bearings to the DS U-joint so they dont fall off. Pull it out and stuff rags in the hole to slow the bleeding...you'll want a bucket underneath too.
11-02-2017, 10:55 PM
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" Pull it out and stuff rags in the hole to slow the bleeding...you'll want a bucket underneath too. "
When I used to be doing this stuff real often, I kept a few stray slip-yokes around to seal off that stinky red stuff! imp
When I used to be doing this stuff real often, I kept a few stray slip-yokes around to seal off that stinky red stuff! imp