Dana 35 3rd member removal
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Dana 35 3rd member removal
So im going to harrys next week and planning on getting an explorer axle with 4.10 gears and getting a 3rd member out of a TTB with 4.1o gears so i can regear my truck. i have been looking all over and i cant find a how to or anything like that of how to remove it. i have never done this.
thanks for the help
Cam
thanks for the help
Cam
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your gonna need the allen key for the front d-shaft, remove the driveshaft, front wheels, hubs, auto or manual, ur gonna need the manual socket if equipped, spindles, rotors, pull the drivers axle straight out of the diff, passenger side cut the hose clamp on the boot in the middle of the pass axle and pull outer part of axle out of slip joint on inner axle, loosen the bolts from the front of the diff, and remove with the passenger axle still attached to the diff, your done lol.
#9
Is this a TTB D35? I don't think those have third members, but I am sure that normal IFS Rangers don't have 3rd members... If you're talking about the front differential housing, then yes you pull the housing hangers, remove the driveshaft, and pull out the CV shafts and you should be set.
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Is this a TTB D35? I don't think those have third members, but I am sure that normal IFS Rangers don't have 3rd members... If you're talking about the front differential housing, then yes you pull the housing hangers, remove the driveshaft, and pull out the CV shafts and you should be set.
#11
Yeah, your going to have to jack up the front end via the frame so the suspension drops down. This will help get the 3rd member out, its a VERY VERY tight fit. It won't seem like its going to come out but with enough time and enough moving it around you will be able to make it come out. Its a huge pain in the *** with the axle shaft attached but its going to come out.
#12
Ok that makes sense. A third member is removable from the differential housing, like a Toyota minitruck axle, suzuki samurai axle, or a Ford 9". From what I understand, the TTB doesn't have that, but instead has a cover for the housing that can be removed to allow access to the gears.
Third member (ignore the arrow) that I am used to seeing.
It seems, upon closer inspection, that a TTB axle has something similar (part 3010). That TTB axle sure is a strange beast.
Well, I learned something today!
Third member (ignore the arrow) that I am used to seeing.
It seems, upon closer inspection, that a TTB axle has something similar (part 3010). That TTB axle sure is a strange beast.
Well, I learned something today!
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