I found, putting some components in the freezer, applying some heat to others made the process alot easier. Especially where aluminum is connected to steel. Also, warm with a blow torch, apply WD40, if its corroded. Allow it to Penatrate. Repeat, leave over night if really corroded.
YA HAVE TO TAKE THE RING OUT OF THE DRUM AND CLEAN OUT GROOVE , THAT IS WHY YA HAD A HARD TIME GETTING DRUM ON AND OFF , THE RING WAS RUST JACKED AND YER CREARANCE WAS AFFECTED ,IT WILL GO ON AND OFF EASY IF THAT IS DONE , SORRY FOR CAPS DIDN'T NOTICE TILL NOW AND NOT RE TYPING LOL
Yes , ya need to pry it out like a snap ring and work it around with a flat blade screwdriver , wear eye protection hell I even wear a face shield when I do em Incas it goes flying , clean out groove with wire wheel and ring and reinstall
I have but i figured out my main problem was the previous owner apparantly had it all apart before and didnt put the o ring back between the diff and the hub so it was pouring into there *facepalm
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Great video. Might just tackle mine on my own now. Thanks for sharing
I found, putting some components in the freezer, applying some heat to others made the process alot easier. Especially where aluminum is connected to steel.
Also, warm with a blow torch, apply WD40, if its corroded. Allow it to Penatrate. Repeat, leave over night if really corroded.
Thanks for the video
YA HAVE TO TAKE THE RING OUT OF THE DRUM AND CLEAN OUT GROOVE , THAT IS WHY YA HAD A HARD TIME GETTING DRUM ON AND OFF , THE RING WAS RUST JACKED AND YER CREARANCE WAS AFFECTED ,IT WILL GO ON AND OFF EASY IF THAT IS DONE , SORRY FOR CAPS DIDN'T NOTICE TILL NOW AND NOT RE TYPING LOL
I thought so but that ring is kinda in a weird spot for being able to get it off
Yes , ya need to pry it out like a snap ring and work it around with a flat blade screwdriver , wear eye protection hell I even wear a face shield when I do em Incas it goes flying , clean out groove with wire wheel and ring and reinstall
@@TheCaperfish well big hecka thanks for that I’ll have to try it next time
You have a video for the swing arm bearings?
I was gonna make a video for it but the job was pretty tedious and I gave up trying to film it.
I think you mean toss that aside so it does give you a flat tire
Try water proof grease
I have but i figured out my main problem was the previous owner apparantly had it all apart before and didnt put the o ring back between the diff and the hub so it was pouring into there *facepalm