1990 toyota rear end problem

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Re: 1990 toyota rear end problem [Re: Adam F] #787396 02/08/07 04:03 AM

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Golden, Colorado

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

Easily done with the brake lines attached, but yes, you will bend them a bit. What you have to be careful of are the axle seals. Once the axles are pulled out far enough (IIRC ~ 1.5"?) you should support them somehow (wood, cinder blocks etc..)If you just let them hang under their own weight, you run the chance of bunging the seals.

84 22re pickup

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
1990 toyota rear end problem	bluyota	02/07/07 09:18 PM
Re: 1990 toyota rear end problem	4Crawler	02/07/07 09:32 PM
Re: 1990 toyota rear end problem	Adam F	02/07/07 09:43 PM
Re: 1990 toyota rear end problem	Shannons_v8toy	02/07/07 09:47 PM
Re: 1990 toyota rear end problem	maxxis85	02/08/07 02:13 AM
Re: 1990 toyota rear end problem	Adam F	02/08/07 02:18 AM
Re: 1990 toyota rear end problem	Toybluggie	02/08/07 04:03 AM
Re: 1990 toyota rear end problem	toyrunner	02/08/07 04:02 PM

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