Thanx Rob ;
That's how I've done it, I'm still dragging my feet on this, fooling with still more reddish crap in my water jacket and now I have a right front wheel bearing beginning to hum so I'll have to do that first .
These jobs are better & easier done by under 50 year olds, 50 was a while back for me before I was crippled (whine) .
I hope the Chinese axles last a long time for you .
-Nate
Rob wrote :
I installed 2- rebuilt axles- (Cardone 60-9022) today.
Not too hard to do, beyond crawling & wrenching under the car. Now just
waiting for the sealant to cure, then add gear oil tomorrow.
Hopefully, all my noises and vibration are sorted out. I'll report back
later.
I found this forum thread which summed up the procedure:
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/220000-w123-how-replacing-rear-axles.html
Rob
'85 300D
Not too hard to do, beyond crawling & wrenching under the car. Now just
waiting for the sealant to cure, then add gear oil tomorrow.
Hopefully, all my noises and vibration are sorted out. I'll report back
later.
I found this forum thread which summed up the procedure:
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/220000-w123-how-replacing-rear-axles.html
Rob
'85 300D
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