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Dana 60 q's

dheavychevy38

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Ok so i have the old ring and pinion out of the axle i have everything swapped over and i am looking at installing the new stuff but how do i get the bearing closest to the nut for the yoke pressed on cause it won't just slide on should? Any help would be great?
 
You could try heating it with a bearing heater. Once the bearing is heated, it will expand and just slip right on. The heater heats the inner race of the bearing, makes installing bearings childs play. Once it is cooled, it will lock itself on the diff. I know seating the pinion shaft in dry ice will also help installing the bearings. I have done it at work when installing bearings on to electric motors, or just have it pressed on. Which ever is easiest for you. :)
 
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