Great job using the camera and pics to investigate!!
Inner axle shaft fixin
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That’s for the rear axle.
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@Rocket Man thanks. That explains it.
You may be able to recycle the old clip or find a replacement with some help here. I'll let the more educated here take over.
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@89Suburban I'm not sure I trust the old one now. It's a little deformed from being pulled out.
Yep, the one you pulled out is not it, I think. Supply the pic of it, dammit! LOL!
I was talking about what I saw between 5:30 and 8:30 in the first pic. It should be smaller and completely round. Then of course the new one would be bigger and have a gap at the end. Picture a piston ring collapsing as it is compressed onto the piston to fit in the cylinder.
I edited post #30.
I was talking about what I saw between 5:30 and 8:30 in the first pic. It should be smaller and completely round. Then of course the new one would be bigger and have a gap at the end. Picture a piston ring collapsing as it is compressed onto the piston to fit in the cylinder.
I edited post #30.
George B
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Post 32. Its next to the c-clip on the left.
