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Output Shaft Disassemble

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Tools Required

    Fig 1: Pressing Off 4th Gear
    GM514840Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
    IMPORTANT: The 4th driven gear is a very tight press.
  1. Press off the 4th driven gear using the J 36513  (2) and the J 44378  (1). See Special Tools .
  2. Fig 2: Removing 3rd Driven Gear
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    IMPORTANT: The 3rd driven gear is a very tight press.
  3. Remove the 3rd driven gear using the J 36513  (2) and the J 44378  (1). See Special Tools .
  4. Fig 3: View Of 5th Gear & Caged Needle Bearings
    GM514842Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
  5. Remove the 5th gear (1) and the two caged needle bearings (2).
  6. Fig 4: Removing Bearing Collar
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    IMPORTANT: Do not contact the thrust washer under the reverse gear.
  7. Remove the bearing collar using the J 36513  (2), under the reverse gear, the J 44378  (1), and a hydraulic press. See Special Tools .
  8. Fig 5: Exploded View Of Reverse Gear Assembly
    GM514843Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
  9. Remove the following components as an assembly:
    1. The bearing collar (1)
    2. The 5th gear blocking ring (2)
    3. The 5th/Reverse synchronizer assembly (3)
    4. The reverse blocking ring (4)
    5. The reverse gear (5)
    6. The caged needle bearing (6)
  10. Fig 6: Removing Collar & Thrust Washer
    GM658873Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
    IMPORTANT: Ensure that the J 36513  is not making contact with the pinion gear before pressing off the collar and thrust washer. See Special Tools .
  11. Remove the collar and the thrust washer using the J 44378  (1), the J 36513  (2), and a hydraulic press. See Special Tools .