diff removal

[jesfirth]

stesrg said:

Well mines all out :-) used an 8mm Allen socket and 3/8 air ratchet pre soaked all the threads bit of a wire brush 1st now for the gearbox removal :-)
Ste.

go one - rub it in

[jesfirth]

Well it's out emptied and ready to go off to readman racing for a rebuild

[stesrg]

jesfirth said:

Well it's out emptied and ready to go off to readman racing for a rebuild

Good good progress in the end :-) I just got to get the box out now !!
Ste.

[jesfirth]

stesrg said:

jesfirth said:

Well it's out emptied and ready to go off to readman racing for a rebuild

Good good progress in the end :-) I just got to get the box out now !!
Ste.

Steve. Out of interest how does the propshaft come off the box and will you take the box off the bell housing or take it out with the bell housing still attached?

[phazed]

The prop just pulls out the rear of the box.

You can remove the box either way.

I usually remove box and bell housing together.

[stesrg]

jesfirth said:

Steve. Out of interest how does the propshaft come off the box and will you take the box off the bell housing or take it out with the bell housing still attached?

Took the prop off the flange !! As if it comes out you will lose oil also will remove it with the bell housing
:-)
Ste .

[jesfirth]

Thanks Steve. I will just pull it off then. I don't mind losing the gearbox oil as I will change it anyway.

[bluezeeland]

dunno bout the T5, but the LT77 has a drain-plug (as in, if you drain it, the workshop floor stays clean(ish))....

[jesfirth]

Yup T5 is the same. To refill I have a thin bore hose attached to a bottle of oil. Makes it a lot easier.