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    Fig 1: Removing Stub Shaft With J 38868 & J 6125-1B
    GM20160Courtesy of GENERAL MOTORS CORP.
    NOTE: Handle the stub shaft carefully. The stub shaft sleeve is reusable if the sleeve is not damaged or removed from the stub shaft. Damage to the stub shaft sleeve will result in a transmission fluid leak.
  1. Remove and discard the snap ring (57) from the end of the stub shaft (58). The stub shaft snap ring is not reusable.
  2. Attach the J 6125-1B:  slide hammer to the J 38868:  shaft remover. Install the J 38868:  shaft remover into the snap ring groove on the stub shaft (58). Tighten the J 38868:  shaft remover securely to the stub shaft.
  3. Pull lightly on the shaft and rotate it until the stub shaft snap ring at the differential seats in the taper on the differential side gear.
  4. CAUTION: Confirm that the stub shaft snap ring (57) is properly seated in the differential side gear. If not damage may occur to the transmission when you attempt to remove the stub shaft.
  5. Pull the stub shaft (58) out with the slide hammer impact.