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09-30-2006, 06:04 PM
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68 Coupe 289
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: North carolina
Posts: 44
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Re: Rearend question
OK, so I tried to listen to all of you and I went out and found a race shop that would install the gears and allow me to watch them do it. To save money and to do some learning, I was going to remove the carrage myself and bring it into the shop. HEre's the catch...... 4 hours of banging, 2 broken screwdrivers and a broken chisel latter the carrage assy hasn't budged. Yes I have all of the bolts off and the axles out. I followed the Ford manual up until it said to just wiggle it loose. Boy I wish it was that easy.
Any ideas or tricks on how to remove the gear assy shor of a jack hammer?
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