Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: BlenheimBoy]
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02/28/12 01:04 AM
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jcastle1
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jack up rear-end, place jack stands under rear-end, remove driveshaft, remove wheels, remove drums, un-bolt axles, pull axles out about 6 inches(may need a hard pull), place bucket under the pig,to catch foul smelling fluid, un-bolt the pig. pry pig away from housing with small screwdriver. lower pig to ground, pig is heavy
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: jcastle1]
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02/28/12 03:53 AM
02/28/12 03:53 AM
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jcastle1 - you need to write your own line of shop manuals like Chiltons or Haynes. That was as perfectly written as instructions ever need be for anyone who can work on cars.
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: jcastle1]
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02/28/12 04:58 AM
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jack up rear-end, place jack stands under rear-end, remove driveshaft, remove wheels, remove drums, un-bolt axles, pull axles out about 6 inches(may need a hard pull), place bucket under the pig,to catch foul smelling fluid, un-bolt the pig. pry pig away from housing with small screwdriver. lower pig to ground, pig is heavy
THEN... Step into bucket of gear lube. Slip and spill contents on shop floor. Bruise head on concrete. Get gear oil in hair.
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: Rick_Ehrenberg]
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02/28/12 01:26 PM
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Yeah. Ancient SG lube is a close relative of Skunk juice. Don't ask how many "shampoos" I've taken in that s**t.
Quick addendum for instructions:
Flip the drum around, install lug nuts 2 or 3 turns, drum works as zero-buck slide hammer to pop axles loose.
Rick
I still have a couple little bottles of additive if you would like to rekindle that lovely scent!
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: jcastle1]
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02/28/12 02:17 PM
02/28/12 02:17 PM
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jack up rear-end, place jack stands under rear-end, remove driveshaft, remove wheels, remove drums, un-bolt axles, pull axles out about 6 inches(may need a hard pull), place bucket under the pig,to catch foul smelling fluid, un-bolt the pig. pry pig away from housing with small screwdriver. lower pig to ground, pig is heavy
wear clothes you can trow away...long sleevs, long pants, rubber gloves and after you unbolt it, pry it out and let all the goo drain... I have also pumped the gear oil out via the fill hole, but you will still have plenty left. Then get the jack ready, slide it forward then let it down SLOW, or it will roll off.
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: Mr.Yuck]
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02/28/12 02:29 PM
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Dont forget to have a glass patio table nearby to hold the removed pig.
Also if its a virgin pig, and never been pulled, there may be copper crush washers on under the nuts, this makes removing the pig a bit more difficult.
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: BlenheimBoy]
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02/28/12 03:49 PM
02/28/12 03:49 PM
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I try to stay away from it coming out, I just let it hit the concrete on the way out. Then roll it out from under the truck and pick it up with my engine crane. That way I don't get much smelly stuff on me. When it comes time to go back in I have to use my trans jack. Jack the back of the truck up and under it goes. Took it out and put it back in by myself. Stay out of it's way and you won't get hurt.
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: jcastle1]
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02/28/12 09:55 PM
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jack up rear-end, place jack stands under rear-end, remove driveshaft, remove wheels, remove drums, un-bolt axles, pull axles out about 6 inches(may need a hard pull), place bucket under the pig,to catch foul smelling fluid, un-bolt the pig. small pry pig away from housing with small screwdriver. lower pig to ground, pig is heavy
You forgot to remove the pinion snubber. It will make it a little lighter.
I try to leave one nut loose near the top for safety, put a screwdriver somewhere around the sides and just let the fluid drain for a while. I've balanced it in a wide-pad floor jack during removal and installation, but you gotta be very careful trying to balance it and work the floor jack at the same time.
Last edited by Locomotion; 02/28/12 09:57 PM.
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: Locomotion]
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02/29/12 12:58 AM
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I guess I'm the only guy that likes the smell of gear oil. Must be something wrong with me.... Anyhow, to add to the advice, leave the top nut in place, but unthreaded to the end of the stud, and pry up on the front of the pig until the seal breaks. This is an easy way to drain the housing without having to worry about the pig falling. The higher you get the back end of the car up the more fluid you'll get out of the housing.
Last edited by MarkM; 02/29/12 12:59 AM.
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: Rick_Ehrenberg]
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02/29/12 03:00 AM
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Yeah. Ancient SG lube is a close relative of Skunk juice. Don't ask how many "shampoos" I've taken in that s**t.
Quick addendum for instructions:
Flip the drum around, install lug nuts 2 or 3 turns, drum works as zero-buck slide hammer to pop axles loose.
Rick
Yup! Been doing that one since I was a Cub...
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: BlenheimBoy]
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03/05/12 09:55 PM
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Passenger side shaft removed. Pig pulled out. Fuild was not smelly, rearend has not been in use in long time. Thx for the instructions and help Moparts members. Taking parts to get acid dipped and save $$$ to buy rebuild parts.
Thx again Blenheim-Boy
"acid dipped" ?
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Re: 8 3/4 pig removal
[Re: BlenheimBoy]
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03/06/12 10:23 PM
03/06/12 10:23 PM
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Fuild was not smelly, rearend has not been in use in long time.
That hardly seems fair. You're not getting the full experience!
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