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What needs to be done to remove a torque tube rear end from the transmission end?

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[IMG]http://i377.photobucket.com/albums/oo216/texaslocogringo/tuberemove.jpg[/IMG]

The picture above is color coded, but you can prolly figure it out with looking at the pic.

remove the 4 red bolts

slide the blue collar back

slide the green tube back

then you will se a U-joint that you undo like any other ans your done!


-LGringo


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Thank you very much.

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Just a note of caution. When you loosen the U joint. make sure that the torque tube is restrained somehow. I always use a chain to catch it. I took one loose one time that the rear end had some pressure on it, and it came down and just missed my head. I know my head is hard, but there is no sense testing it.
Just something to think about.

Jim

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Thanks for that tip, it is appreciated.


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