D28 spindle bearing?

[rusty ol ranger]

aaaaand one more thing....

upon further inspection yes the axle shaft joint is sloppy. So i guess thats getting changed too

 

[Uncle Gump]

I've made kindling out a a few 2x4's getting spindles off.

 

[scotts90ranger]

aaaaand one more thing....

upon further inspection yes the axle shaft joint is sloppy. So i guess thats getting changed too

At least it's the drivers side, that just falls out... passenger side is more complicated... I would check the other 2 joints too though for good measure...

 

[rusty ol ranger]

At least it's the drivers side, that just falls out... passenger side is more complicated... I would check the other 2 joints too though for good measure...

Im going to

 

[bobbywalter]

make sure the drivers inner tulip seal isn't destroyed.

those joints are bastard heads to change.

i used to be good at it and do the centers with a custom air hammer head and chisel pik and block of wood shaped to wedge with receiver holes.

 

[Uncle Gump]

Bastard Head Bitch Twiching Son of a Pup...

FIFY

 

[rusty ol ranger]

make sure the drivers inner tulip seal isn't destroyed.

those joints are bastard heads to change.

i used to be good at it and do the centers with a custom air hammer head and chisel pik and block of wood shaped to wedge with receiver holes.

what are you meaning tulip seal?

 

[lil_Blue_Ford]

what are you meaning tulip seal?

I’m betting he’s referring to the seal in the center chunk

 

[bobbywalter]

yes. they get blown out easily. clean in there carefully

 

[rusty ol ranger]

yes. they get blown out easily. clean in there carefully

ok

 

[franklin2]

Those axle u-joints are some of the tiniest I have ever changed. But I do not remember any problems changing them. I had a f150 with a ttb changing the axle joints, I did not think they were coming out. Rust again.

 

[franklin2]

P.S. If you need to straighten the threads up on your old spindle, these files work well and are a good addition to your toolbox.

https://www.amazon.com/Lang-Tools-2573-3-Piece-Restorer/dp/B007TMEXTQ?tag=959media-20

 

[rusty ol ranger]

P.S. If you need to straighten the threads up on your old spindle, these files work well and are a good addition to your toolbox.

https://www.amazon.com/Lang-Tools-2573-3-Piece-Restorer/dp/B007TMEXTQ?tag=959media-20

Im really thinking about sourcing a spindle. Theres a junkyard about an hr away has one for 40 bucks according to carpart.

Since i gotta yank it anyways.

 

[Uncle Gump]

Those thread files are priceless...

I bought a Snap On set back in the mid 80's. Cleaned up a bunch spindles over the years.

 

[broncc]

When I replaced my spindle hardware I found out they were Geo wheel studs. M10 and just hammers in from the back. Don't worry about snapping them.