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Removal Procedure

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    Fig 1: Differential Bracket & Bolts
    GM934590Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
  1. Remove the 3 bolts from the bracket (1).
  2. Remove the bracket (1).
  3. Fig 2: Drain Plug
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  4. Remove the drain plug (1).
  5. Fig 3: Fill Plug
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  6. Remove the fill plug (1) and drain the fluid.
  7. Fig 4: Installing J44873 & 2 Attaching Bolts
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  8. Install J 44873  and the 2 attaching bolts to the pinion flange.
  9. Fig 5: Removing Pinion Nut Using Breaker Bar & Ratchet 27 mm Socket
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  10. Using a breaker bar and a ratchet with a 27 mm socket, remove the pinion nut.
  11. Fig 6: Using J8614-01
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  12. Insert J 8614-01 (1) through the slots in J 44873  .
  13. Turn the blue collar until it locks into the grooves on the underside of the J 44873  .
  14. IMPORTANT: Use high pressure grease on the screw threads.
  15. Tighten the forcing screw to remove the pinion flange.
  16. Fig 7: Removing J44873
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  17. Remove the J 44873  (2), the 2 attaching bolts and J 8614-01 (1) from the pinion flange.
  18. Fig 8: Oil Seal & Slinger Washer
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  19. Remove the oil seal (1) and slinger washer (2) from the housing.
  20. Fig 9: Removing Bolts From Side Cover
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  21. Remove all bolts (2) from the side cover (1).
  22. Use the pry point relief slots to remove the cover.
  23. Fig 10: Removing Carrier Assembly From Housing
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  24. Remove the carrier assembly (1) from the housing.
  25. Fig 11: Using Bolts & Attaching J44882
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    NOTE: Do not use air tools. The use of an air tool will damage the J44882.
    IMPORTANT: Use high pressure grease on the threads of the forcing screw.
  26. Using the bolts supplied, attach J 44882  to the carrier housing. See Special Tools .
  27. Fig 12: Removing J44882
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  28. Tighten the forcing screw in order to push out the pinion gear. The gear will spin when it is being pushed out. When the gear stops spinning, stop pushing. The gear teeth will contact the housing.
  29. Remove the J 44882  . See Special Tools .
  30. Fig 13: Installing Pinion Nut On Threads Of Pinion Shaft
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  31. Install the old pinion nut on the threads of the pinion shaft. Hold the shaft so the gear head faces up and drive out the pinion shaft so that it does not contact the housing.
  32. Fig 14: Removing Collapsible Spacer, Pinion Shaft & Bearing From Housing
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  33. Remove the bearing (1), collapsible spacer (2), and pinion shaft (3) from the housing.