Rear Ball Bearing Removal
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Tools Required
- J 43910 Output Shaft Bearing Puller Leg Set. See Special Tools .
- J 24420-B Universal Puller. See Special Tools .
- J 43769 Spanner Nut Wrench - 4WD. See Special Tools .
- Position the transmission so that the rear of the transmission is facing up.
- Remove the flange or yoke (1) from the output shaft (2).
- If present, remove the oil seal assembly.
- On 4WD transmissions only, use a wrench on the manual shift shaft flats to rotate the manual shift shaft to the fullest clockwise position.
- On 4WD transmissions only, perform the following steps:
- Install J 43769 (1) onto the output nut (2). See Special Tools .
- Remove the output nut (2).
- Remove the retaining ring (1) from the low and reverse clutch housing (2)
- Assemble 3 J 43910 to J 24420-B . See Special Tools .
- Place the foot of each leg between the 2 bearing balls.
- Twist each leg until the foot of the leg is forced under the bearing races.
- Adjust the center screw (4) and each leg nut (1) until the body of J 24420-B is perpendicular to the rear face of the transmission case. See Special Tools .
- Tighten the center screw (4) until ball bearing assembly (3) is dislodged.
- Remove J 43910 , J 24420-B , and J 43769 from the ball bearing assembly. See Special Tools .
- For both transmissions, remove the selective spacer (1).
IMPORTANT:
The fullest clockwise position of the manual shift shaft is park (P), which engages the park pawl.