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Join Date: Feb 2003
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Re: Dana 60 rear end rebuild - need experts help/advice !
As far as the spindle nut goes, it is a hex type (not the one with the fingers, like an Eaton H052 or 14 bolt). At least mine was. I forget the size, maybe 2-9/16"?
The wheel bearings should go in OK, put a little bit of grease on them and make sure when you re-fill the diff you put in enough so that it flows down the tubes to the bearings. I wouldnt change the carrier bearings unless you can tell they are FUBAR'd. Doing gear changes(or removing the carrier) in Dana axles is kind of a PITA because you need to acquire a housing spreader to get it to slip in. The posi is a power-lock, and has replaceable wear clutches. I don't think you can really test these besides putting it under the truck and driving it some. Rebuilding them is fairly cheap, but you will need the housing spreader like I mentioned above. As far as the yoke, IIRC it is not a press fit onto the pinion, but it is pretty tight. I seem to remember taking mine off with a hammer, but that was a while ago. Other than that, you should be good to go.
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