Help or tips on getting the diff out of my 9"
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Help or tips on getting the diff out of my 9"
I have a MWC 9 that I am going to swap gears in. I pulled the axels and all the bolts of the center section. I can't get it to move a bit. Any tips or tricks would be great. Thanks
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I strongly suggest to not use any hammer on any part of the 9" center section. Take all the nuts off but 1, leave it on by 1 or two turns only. Take a heavy duty gasket scraper or putty knife and wedge it between the case and housing, and use the hammer to get it between the two. You will usually need to leave at least a flat blade screwdriver in one side to help as the center section will want to rock back and forth. once you get two tools under the edges walk it out.
Anyone with the new HD Pro thru-bolt aluminum case from Strange can use the 1/4-20 holes on each side of the case to run bolts into and help break it free without having to hammer a tool in between.
Anyone with the new HD Pro thru-bolt aluminum case from Strange can use the 1/4-20 holes on each side of the case to run bolts into and help break it free without having to hammer a tool in between.
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I use a putty knife on mine followed up with a scraper/chisel.
Tapped in with a rubber mallet, you can usually find an edge or corner that will allow it to slip into and go from there.
Tapped in with a rubber mallet, you can usually find an edge or corner that will allow it to slip into and go from there.
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I will give it another try Saturday, I've had mine 5-6 years it's hard to remember it's been in 2 differed cars. Best thing I ever bought, thanks to MWC. It is become a bit of a task. Just trying to not run out of gear before the end of the track.
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Man the putty knife wored like a charm. It's out and at the shop for 3.50s to go in so I dont run out of gear before 1320. Thanks again to MWC!
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