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#170416 04/10/10 12:33 PM
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Need some help figuring out how to install new oil seals on my 1936 Master Delux Coupe. I need to pull the rear axels and I can't figure out how to pull the axel shift spacer that is in the differential.


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Did you check out your 1936 shop manual?

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Yes but I can't get the spacer out.


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First you must remove the bolt that locks the shaft in place (the shaft runs through the blocak and must be removed first)
Bolt head only is visable and it on the right side of the case that the ring gear is bolted. Revolve case until you can see it. Remove bolt and then the round shaft. The block should then fall out. Push outter ends of axles in (both sides) then the C locks can be seen and removed.Then after they are removed slide the axles out.
I skipped the part about removing the pinion and side gears, they should revolve out.


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BINGO! Success! Thanks Gene, another problem solved!


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