Thanks. Real helpful. Of course I am envious of the shop. Pinion bearing siezed. Working on the diff in a driveway and snow at 10 degrees. Arrrgh.

Thank you!! I'm changing the fluid tomorrow on my 2500 you have a lot of good tips to do the work

Dude. THanks for showing the right side too. Everybody always does just the left.

I appreciate you making the video. I'm new to the axel world helped a lot

Thank you very much.. great video..VERY helpful.. Helped a lot.. Now I am gonna search seal and bearing removal and replacement.. People like you make youtube GREAT!! BTW I am working on a 2004 ford sport trac 4 wheel drive.. doing the back end..

Thanks this was so helpful I think this is like every GM post 2000 i have this exact setup on a 2003 gmc yukon i couldn't have done it without this vodeo

I accidentally drove a few miles with the emergency brake on until I noticed the burning leaking brake fluid smoking out of both tires. So I replaced everything in the drum brakes. today I noticed fluid seeping out of the driver side drum. it wasn't a leaking wheel cylinder but it comes from what looks like the bearing behind the wheel hub. Do need to replace just the bearing or is there any seals along that shaft elsewhere causing diff fluid to be leaking onto my drum brakes?

You did an awesome job thanks

Im pushing in so I can get the pin out where the lug it’s are at but it won’t go in or out?? 1997 F-350 dually

Thanks man. Huge help

what kind of car is this ....and what year

Thanks brother!

Does it have to be in neutral to move the diff to get to the rod bolt. Mine won't turn . But it's in park atm.

Thank you 😊

Thanks for you...

Nope nope nope. It's "haphazardly", not half-hazardly. Half-assed is okay too lol but not "half hazardly". Great video though, thanks for posting, I am likely to be swapping the rear end on my 99 Suburban next weekend, so this was very informative.

What car and what year

Nice

What was the issue with it? What was it doing?

Maybe give make model year of vehicle and years this represent. Ford I think has different procedures.

It's actually "haphazardly." "Half-assed" is different, though similar.

what vehicle is this ?

hap·haz·ard·ly ˌhapˈhazərdlē/ adverb adverb: haphazardly in a manner lacking any obvious principle of organization. "a hodgepodge of family photos haphazardly arranged on a table"

stop acting like you know what your doing lol

To long