Pinion seal replacement Jeep Wrangler: Short cut method
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Pinion Seal for Dana 35:
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This is the short cut method to replace a pinion seal on a 1994 Jeep Wrangler YJ. The rear axle is a Dana 35. This 'short cut' method does not replace the crush sleeve and I use the same pinion nut. The repair manual recommends replacing the pinion nut and going through the torquing process. Reusing the pinion nut in this process is done by many backyard mechanics, but you have to weigh the risk and reward of using a 'short cut' method. Good luck. Please comment below. I am not a certified mechanic, just a hobbyist hoping to help others out with my videos. This video in particular was a huge pain to edit for some reason. Video editing software was giving me issues. hahaha, but got it figured out, so... enjoy!!
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This is the short cut method to replace a pinion seal on a 1994 Jeep Wrangler YJ. The rear axle is a Dana 35. This 'short cut' method does not replace the crush sleeve and I use the same pinion nut. The repair manual recommends replacing the pinion nut and going through the torquing process. Reusing the pinion nut in this process is done by many backyard mechanics, but you have to weigh the risk and reward of using a 'short cut' method. Good luck. Please comment below. I am not a certified mechanic, just a hobbyist hoping to help others out with my videos. This video in particular was a huge pain to edit for some reason. Video editing software was giving me issues. hahaha, but got it figured out, so... enjoy!!
Become a Patron of the JeepSolid garage!!
Behind the scenes look at what goes on and a more personal interaction and discussion. I really appreciate the support!!
Patreon: JeepSolid
A few of my favorite tools:
1/2" Craftsman Impact Driver I use. Love this thing
http://amzn.to/2fTDoTR
Dewalt 1/4 impact driver
http://amzn.to/2GYEJ4w
Be sure to get the kit with 2 batteries. You'll be glad you did!
Craftsman 165 Mechanics Tool Set
http://amzn.to/2GXRlIg
Excellent tool set that will last a lifetime.
Subscribe: JeepSolid. https://www.youtube.com/subscription_...
Follow Me!!
Facebook: Facebook: watchjeepsolid
Instagram: Instagram: jeepsolid
Twitter: Twitter: dale_jeepsolid
Professional inquires: email me at [email protected]
Some of the links provided are affiliate links, where I earn a very very very small commission for directing you to the website. If you make a purchase, it does not increase your cost, but helps me fund my channel. Thanks for watching JeepSolid. I am not a certified mechanic, just a hobbyist who enjoys working on Jeeps.
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