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Old 04-25-2013, 03:23 PM   #11
Denee007
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Re: What do I do here~ rear axle?

Daze~OK, how do I go about replacing them and where do I get them? right now i'm trying to figure out how to remove the broken bolt/pin that holds the pin in which holds the spider gears~ I didn't break it, there was a short bolt, I removed the short bolt that someone put in(it was 1/2"), then deep inside the hole I can see the remainder of another bolt).

Speedbumpauto~ thank you for telling me the ratio~ I was going to ask

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aint real crazy bout dem spider gears - if removed and cleaned up you be ok - but if it has pitting i would replace them - then run it
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