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TWO questions - 12/20/2003 11:25:50 PM   
deeStang

 

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Hey i need to know how to change the REAR AXLE SEAL on a 95 v-6 stang?

and i also need to know what parts i would need to swap the v-6 to a v-8?

I just bought a 97 cobra engine...

thanks a lot
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TWO questions - 12/21/2003 11:19:45 AM   
vfast

 

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pull the rear cover drain oil, pull off tire,remove shaft pin in carrier,push in alxe remove clip on the end of axle, remove seal. replace seal,put a lil light wt oil on seal lip,check axle for a groove if it has a groove you might want to get a new axle...reinstall axle,put clip back on top of axle and pull axle ,put pin in and bolt in,put some good rtv on pan, bolt up get 2 quarts of syth. gear oil and 4oz or fiction modifirer..

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