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Old 02-22-03, 02:58 AM
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Tricks for getting the rear Diff bushings out

Well, I broke my screwdriver trying to pound that thing out..anyone gave a good trick for getting them out?

Thanks in advance!

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Are you talking about the 2 round ones? Those have to be pressed out.
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Thats not good...
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On mine, one had to be pressed out and the other simply came out by hand. It was that eroded.

Generally, they have to be pressed out though.
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I just did these and used the factory workshop instructions. Yoh drill out the rubber leaving just the outer portion. Then you hit the side tabs with a chisel. Mine came right out after a little pounding. I dont think there is a very good way to hold the diff carrier to press the bushing out without damaging it.
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How did you get the new ones in?
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the new bushings has to be pressed it in
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Yes, you do have to press the new ones in. But it is much easier because there is a flat spot to hold the carrier. There is a special tool. Maybe you can ask your local dealer if they have one/pay them to do it. Does not take long at all if you already have the old one out.
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i tryed all most every thing i could think of to get mine out and had to finnaly end up taking right up the street to a machine shop and they did it in like 20 min for $40. so it wasnt all bad. and they put the new ones in too. so no more clunk!!!!
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I was able to get them out with a punch and a hammer, but getting them in is going to probably require a machine shop.

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