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Re: Cheap Trick - Pinion Bearing
« on: Apr 05, 2006, 10:37:00 AM »
i just set up my front end and used a piece of pipe, a hydrolic jack, and the rear bumper of an rv.  it started picking the back end up and thats when i grabed the torch and helped it along.  it went on fine, but i need more shims and i need to figure out a way of getting it off now.  wish i would have read this before i started.  got lots of old bearings laying around from old pinions.  if anyone knows a way, let me know.
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