Itermediate Driveshaft on 4x4 Removal??
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Can anyone tell me how to remove the itermediate driveshaft on a 4x4?? This is the one that goes through the sump. Ive removed the big circlip, but the buggar doesn't wanna move
Any help is much appreciated
Any help is much appreciated
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Yes mate, removed the cover for the speedo drive, the speedo drive inside the cover and the big circlip thats meant to hold the shaft (With bearing) in place.....
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Thats what I thought, but with a diff in the way its a bit hard
I can't seem to get the diff out with this in the way as there's not enough room... Hence why Ive stripped this side down
Any other ideas mate??
I can't seem to get the diff out with this in the way as there's not enough room... Hence why Ive stripped this side down
Any other ideas mate??
Originally Posted by FletchCossie
Thats what I thought, but with a diff in the way its a bit hard
I can't seem to get the diff out with this in the way as there's not enough room... Hence why Ive stripped this side down
Any other ideas mate??
I can't seem to get the diff out with this in the way as there's not enough room... Hence why Ive stripped this side down
Any other ideas mate??
Thought you had the motor on the floor...........
The diff will come out with everything in situ,just gotta be patient..
By the way,you have taken the drive cup out of the diff haven`t you..?
You have to take the bottom cover plate off the diff and remove the circlip securing the drive cup into the diff assy,then you can take the cup out and the diff will come out easy....
You have to take the bottom cover plate off the diff and remove the circlip securing the drive cup into the diff assy,then you can take the cup out and the diff will come out easy....
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I played around with it earlier and it seemed the intermediate driveshaft was stopping it, so I read in the Ford manual that it had to be removed to get the diff out... So stripped that side down and now got problems removing the shaft!!
Originally Posted by FletchCossie
I read in the Ford manual that it had to be removed
Try taking out that drive cup and it should be ok ....
You sure there isnt another circlip there, I remember I had LOADS of grief trying to get that shaft out, toook £cuking ages... Im sure there were two circlips needed removing??? one was straightforward the other was a whole different story??? I think???
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There is 2 circlips Damo, but I don't wanna touch the inner one incase its for the bearings and it falls to bits in me hands
Davva, what about re-fitting? Won't it need removing to re-fit the diff??
Davva, what about re-fitting? Won't it need removing to re-fit the diff??
Originally Posted by FletchCossie
There is 2 circlips Damo, but I don't wanna touch the inner one incase its for the bearings and it falls to bits in me hands
Davva, what about re-fitting? Won't it need removing to re-fit the diff??
Davva, what about re-fitting? Won't it need removing to re-fit the diff??
Nope........Diff just pushes back onto the splines on the end of the shaft...
The inner circlip needs to be removed to get the cross shaft out....its the larger one of the two one holds the speedo drive in place the other retains the bearing but the bearing is cased(it wont drop in bits) once the inner circlip is off you can get a slide hammer on to remove...or drift it out....the diff will come out with the cross shaft in but with it out it makes it easy to lower it down with everything still in place...
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Thanks for all the info so far, it is helping
The diff is almost out, but the back end is hitting the steering column, so won't budge to get off the splines!!!
The diff is almost out, but the back end is hitting the steering column, so won't budge to get off the splines!!!
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Thanks for all the info so far, it is helping
The diff is almost out, but the back end is hitting the steering column, so won't budge to get off the splines!!!
The diff is almost out, but the back end is hitting the steering column, so won't budge to get off the splines!!!
spin it down a bit mate....
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Thers 3 circlips in total. The one holding the drive gear in place was a tosser and the bigger one holding the shaft in place was a complete tosser and I haven't removed the bearing one yet
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