Carrier bearing install
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carrier bearing
I just had bought a shim kit, it states to install a 1/4" shim for every inch of lift.. I belive the shim kit cost me 30 bucks,
I had a shimmy at take off this is what they said would help that problem, also knows as axel wrap, due to the high tourqe of the diesel.
hope this helps
I had a shimmy at take off this is what they said would help that problem, also knows as axel wrap, due to the high tourqe of the diesel.
hope this helps
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I changed mine about 3 weeks ago. Did not have to get it pressed off, I used a big gear puller, and it slid off. I did have a problem getting the nut off it is either IIRC 2 and 3/16 or 33mm a 1/2 " impact could not budge it so I took it in and they used a 3/4 " impact to get it off. Yours should be easier than mine ....less milage. 228k now
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yeah! It's just two bolts that hold it on. Get you a quarter inch piece of steel plate and cut it out in a rectangle to match the top of your carrier bearing. Drill a couple holes and your done. Only thing is you might have to get longer bolts and mine came with grade 8 bolts which I wouldn't use anything else.
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