Re: Rear End pinion seal '63 Polara 500

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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You can pull the old seal out with a good, stiff screwdriver, and a hammer.
I've replaced these, but I can'r remember what I've used to drive them in.
Maybe I used  the pinion yoke. If not, maybe a short piece of pipe, or a 
socket. I just can't remember.
It's an easy job.
I do remember making a yoke wrench, to keep the yoke from turning while 
I loosened, and tightened, the yoke nut
You may also need a yoke puller.
I've had some that required it, and some that didn't.

  Jimmy


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> Hello all,
>
> Haven't posted in a long while but I have been a
> member forever it seems.
>
> Anyhow, has anyone here replaced the pinion seal on
> their rear end?  I have a '63 Polara 500 ragtop and I
> came out one day to find a puddle of 90 weight sitting
> on the garage floor.  After investigating it, it does
> appear that the front pinion seal on the rear end has
> let go.  In looking in the manual, there is mention of
> a number of special tools, which I know I don't have,
> needed to do this.
>
> Of course, that's the ideal dealer setup, but what's
> the real deal for shadetree types?
>
> How hard is it to get the nut off the pinion that
> holds the U-joint collar on?  And then, once that's
> done, how hard is it to get the seal out?
>
> I have done rear end axle seals a number of times, but
> never a pinion seal.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Also, is this something Napa would normally still have
> on the books?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Leslie Howard
>
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