For those without a slider or if you don't want to take the entire rear housing out - Take the 4 nuts off the back as seen in this video. Jack one side of the truck up and put a jack stand under the frame near the back so the tire is a couple inches off the ground. Put on your heaviest boots, lay on your side and kick the back of the tire/rim and 90% of the time the axle will pop right out. You'll need to do this if you're working on the rear diff, adding a locker etc. or changing a bearing as seen here.

Suzuki super sealant 900... Thanks!

Hi frank i have been watching your video with great interested because i recently changed rear brake shoes pistons and had to make some brake pipes, the trouble i find myself in because i didn't note which off the brake pipes went to . the shorter off the pipes comes from the lspv but i didn't note the position off that pipe in the right hand side wheel cylinder. I think i put in the wrong position. If you could please tell me in which order the rear brakepipes are located .It would be most helpful if you could steer me in the wright direction. many thanks for your videos on your suzuki i have found them most helpful. regards steve.

Any idea how to removed the axle its verry hard to pull yhe axle .

i wish you would have did the video about the seals

So u dont need to remove a c clip or nothing? Just the 4 bolts from the plate

How many rear axle bearings does this have? I got a rebuild kit and it just has the differential bearings.