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replacing tailshaft bushing

Posted By: mcmopars

replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 04:26 PM

tranny is in the car.do i need to drain any fluid?remove 6 bolts holding housing to tranny,using snap ring pliers,spread snap ring and work housing back.is that all that is required?
Posted By: dusturbd340W5

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 04:51 PM

unless you want to have a shop do it that has the tool for doing it without removing the tail housing
Posted By: mcmopars

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 05:16 PM

i was going to take it to a shop once i got it off.i just need to get it off
Posted By: Dodgem

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 06:03 PM

Well if you have the Rear of the car higher than the front you may not spill any fluid! Remove the drive shaft. block the tranny up! remove the speedo cable and gear mark where it is and the screws on the snap ring access plate.
remove the cross member. remove the six bolts. spread the snap ring and it slides right out.
Posted By: mcmopars

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 07:10 PM

allrighty then.thanks
Posted By: dusturbd340W5

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 08:59 PM

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i was going to take it to a shop once i got it off.i just need to get it off




That's fine but if you have the right tool you do not even have to pull the tail housing off at all.
Posted By: mcmopars

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 11:36 PM

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i was going to take it to a shop once i got it off.i just need to get it off




That's fine but if you have the right tool you do not even have to pull the tail housing off at all.





what is it called?
Posted By: dusturbd340W5

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 11:47 PM

bushing puller
Posted By: Dodgem

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 11:52 PM

They have a tool that will work with the output shaft in the way. another to press it back in???
Posted By: mcmopars

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/21/10 11:56 PM

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They have a tool that will work with the output shaft in the way. another to press it back in???






thanks,i did a search looks like $100.00 for the puller.maybe i can find a loaner
Posted By: Dodgem

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/22/10 12:08 AM

looks like you need the tail stock off as the output shaft would stick out in the way just as I thought.

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Posted By: Dodgem

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/22/10 12:10 AM

this would work.
http://www.etoolcart.com/fordchrysler-extensionhousingbushingremover-installerjt0161a.aspx
Posted By: dusturbd340W5

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/22/10 12:46 AM

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this would work.
http://www.etoolcart.com/fordchrysler-extensionhousingbushingremover-installerjt0161a.aspx




Yes that is what I am talking about the on I have at work is a little nicer than that as it has different sleves you can change to use on different units gm/ford/mopar but much more money I have used this type and they work fine all you have to remove is the drive shaft.
Posted By: screamindriver

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/22/10 02:40 AM

Looks like a cool tool... Now all you'd have to do is get the new bushing indexing right and you'd have it made...
Posted By: dusturbd340W5

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/22/10 02:41 AM

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Looks like a cool tool... Now all you'd have to do is get the new bushing indexing right and you'd have it made...



That's no problem at all.
Posted By: cuda-sweden

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/22/10 03:05 PM

ive learned from fellow moparts members that the Miller tool nr,s are 6957 and 6951,but i think this Atec T-0161-A is a bit cheaper,if i remember it right.but maybe it depends of where your bying.im going for a set of these tools to as it would cost the same to leave it to a shop here in sweden.and i rather do it myself and have the tools then jada jada jada, sorry i just watched that seinfeld episode.
Posted By: mcmopars

Re: replacing tailshaft bushing - 02/23/10 12:33 AM

i found i can get a housing with a new bushing and seal from cope cheaper than i can buy the tool.so ill weigh my options
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