Posted November 20, 201113 yr comment_372282 I am going to remove the differential to give me more access to clean things up and before I unbolt the axles and driveline, do I need to mark these so when I bolt them all back up they go on the same position they came off or is it just the driveline that is necessary. I assume the driveline will also slide out of the transmission when I do this. Does this also have to be marked so it goes in the trans at the exact same location? Thanks. This is becoming quite the "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" story. "If You Give A Guy A Z ......" Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/41412-differential-removal-alignment/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
November 20, 201113 yr comment_372289 Mark both ends. If you have an auto your d shaft can be withdrawn from the trans, if it is a std. you can just leave the "U" joint hooked up and lower the rear of the shaft. ( After disconnecting the "U" joint of course. ) Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/41412-differential-removal-alignment/#findComment-372289 Share on other sites More sharing options...
November 21, 201113 yr comment_372354 Brubaker said: I am going to remove the differential to give me more access to clean things up andbefore I unbolt the axles and driveline, do I need to mark these so when I bolt them all back up they go on the same position they came off or is it just the driveline that is necessary. I assume the driveline will also slide out of the transmission when I do this. Does this also have to be marked so it goes in the trans at the exact same location? Thanks. This is becoming quite the "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie" story. "If You Give A Guy A Z ......" Don't know what year you have, but... Yes, mark all three shafts at both ends if possible. The two half-shafts (aka drive shafts) and the drive shaft (aka propeller shaft). Chris Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/41412-differential-removal-alignment/#findComment-372354 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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