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'84 - '87 Manual Transmission Axle Replacement - Step by Step Photo Log (Page 4/4) |
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hobbywrench
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JUN 02, 02:11 PM
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Good job, but I personally don't like prying on aluminum. Suggest a slide hammer. Also upon removing the axle I always try to use a support of some sort for the DROP of the heavy axle out of the diff I believe this can ruin the seal and require replacement. My experience on my 85 GT: The gyrations to just clear the bearing seal with the threaded axle tip is disconcerting, but I have never torn the rubber lip removing or installing the axle. Again, great pics and obvious TLC!
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Sourmug
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JUN 02, 03:24 PM
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Nice write up!
Now we need one for the 88's
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zzzhuh
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MAY 25, 03:55 AM
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Lunatic
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JUN 01, 07:50 AM
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Another great write-up Dave, kudos to you for assisting the community again and again. I like the idea of putting grease in behind the bearing, I guess that's to keep contaminant's out? Since you have time on your side, I think you should start a Pennock's TV series for Fiero enthusiasts! Full Fiero tear down and reassembly. Shayne
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Bloozberry
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JUN 19, 04:00 PM
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Thanks guys for the comments... I enjoy being able to help wherever I can.
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007 fieroman
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NOV 19, 10:36 AM
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This kind of information with pic's thru out the whole process is another good reason I joined the Pennock's forum. I have received a lot of help from many members and thank Glen Pennock for starting and maintaining this site . I also thank all the other members that have helped me out with information and great deals on parts . I would like to ask everyone to remember to buy Glen a beer to help keep this site going and keeps Fiero enthusiast informed and together , allowing us to keep these cars from being forgotten and just scraped when broken .
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Gall757
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NOV 22, 05:33 PM
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quote | Originally posted by 007 fieroman:
This kind of information with pic's thru out the whole process is another good reason I joined the Pennock's forum. I have received a lot of help from many members and thank Glen Pennock for starting and maintaining this site . I also thank all the other members that have helped me out with information and great deals on parts . I would like to ask everyone to remember to buy Glen a beer to help keep this site going and keeps Fiero enthusiast informed and together , allowing us to keep these cars from being forgotten and just scraped when broken . |
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