Mike Gayner

I have a rear axle from an EA Falcon, I was wondering how would I go about removing the crownwheel and centre assembly without the use of a seperator tool? I have the axle shafts out, just cant work out how the heck to get the centre out.

Thanks guys

WBT56

Mark the caps, and remove hemi with two tyre levers. What exactly are you doing to the diff?

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Mike Gayner

Just checking it out to see if my 4.11:1 gears are salvagable after blowing the diff. They're a bit chipped though so might have to just throw them away.

rod

greetings Assface
just as wbt56 said you will probably find that it is the shims on the side of the bearings that is holding it in there

if the gears have chips on them it sounds like it's time to scrap them & get enother set

regards
rod

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sleepwalker

yeap two tyre leavers will do the trick. Have someone to catch the centre you when you pull it out. heavy. watch your fingers.

Rollin

i have heard of people putting one end of the diff in a vice, and hanging something heavy (like 20kg) off the other end, and apparently that seperates it enough to be able to remove them fairly easily - i wouldnt know though, i have never done it.

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