How do I remove the rear driveshaft?
#2
there are 6 bolts that hold the r/f to the flange......3/4" hex size or 19mm.....remove all 6, force the driveshaft forward to slide the shaft off of the centering bearing....if your front u-joint is ok....there is really no need to remove the joint end of the shaft.
having said that....if the shaft wont slide forward>>>.maybe it hasnt been greased in forever....and you'll need to remove the u=joint end anyway
MAKE SURE YOU CHOCK THE WHEELS BEFORE STARTING THIS OPERATION,I happen to know "a guy" who didnt do this a few years ago and the truck rolled over his foot...
having said that....if the shaft wont slide forward>>>.maybe it hasnt been greased in forever....and you'll need to remove the u=joint end anyway
MAKE SURE YOU CHOCK THE WHEELS BEFORE STARTING THIS OPERATION,I happen to know "a guy" who didnt do this a few years ago and the truck rolled over his foot...
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#6
mark the shaft halves if you attempt to pull them apart...they are splined and should only fit back together well , one way
if you replace the u-joint with a chinese one from any of the cheap parts places the Rover Gods will get you !
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