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Toyota . How to Change Ring & Pinion Gears

Ring and pinion gears obviously need to be changed if they are broken, but racers often change ring and pinion gears as different gearing increases or decreases torque at lower speeds (increasing or decreasing acceleration). The way to accurately determine what gear ratio is currently installed is to count the number of teeth on the ring gear and the pinion. Divide the number of pinion teeth into the number of ring gear teeth and the answer is the current gear ratio. If, for example, the gear ratio was a 3.73, the driveshaft will turn 3.73 times for 1 revolution of the tire. The higher the gear ratio, the higher the engine rpm will be at 60 mph. In addition, the higher the gear ratio, the faster the acceleration from a stop.
Difficulty:Challenging
Instructions Things You'll Need
Floor jack Jack stands Set of 3/8-inch drive set of sockets 3/8-inch drive ratchet Set of ¼-inch drive set of sockets ¼-inch drive ratchet ½-inch drive air gun Set of ½-inch drive set of sockets Dial calipers Tube of RTV silicone Two bottles of gear oil One bottle of positraction additive Common screwdriver Gasket scraper Set of wrenches Hammer Small extendable magnet Drip pan One can of brake cleaner

Step by Step :
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Raise the rear of the vehicle and support it on jack stands. Put the jack stands under the frame, not the rear axle. Put the transmission in neutral.
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Remove the rear wheels using the ½-inch air gun and the appropriate socket.
Disconnect the drive shaft by taking the bolts out of the clamps or nuts on the u-bolts on the universal joint, depending on which it may be. Use the screwdriver to pry the universal joint out of its cradle and lay the driveshaft end down. Do not remove the driveshaft from the transmission.
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Remove the large pinion nut with the ½-inch air gun and the appropriate socket. Usually it is a 1-1/16-inch socket (size depends on year, make and model of the vehicle).
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Place the drip pan under the rear cover and remove the 13mm bolts on the cover with the 3/8-inch ratchet and 13mm socket. Use the screwdriver to pry the cover loose slowly and allow the oil to run into the drip pan. Pull the cover off and let it drain.
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Remove the rear drums if the vehicle has drum brakes. The drums simply slide off. If you have trouble pulling them off, whack them once or twice with a hammer.
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Rotate one of the axles to turn the center carrier so the center pin with the small 8mm lock bolt is facing the bottom opening of the carrier housing. Look at the carrier and the large pin that runs through the center and through the spider gears---place this end with the small bolt so that the bolt can be removed and the pin can be slid out.
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Unscrew the small lock bolt with an 8mm socket and ratchet. Vehicles will vary---the 8mm is common but not the rule. Just use the right socket. Pull the lock bolt out and the large pin can be slid out the bottom. Push both axles in by hand as far as they will go.
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Remove the large c-clips on the inside ends of the axles with the magnet. Once the c-clip is removed, pull each axle out half way, leaving them in the axle tube. Put the center pin back into the carrier so that the spider gears do not come out of place. Install the small lock bolt loosely.
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Pull the pinion yoke off by hand. If it is stubborn, use the hammer to give it some help. Tap it on the backside toward the front. Remove the two vertical clamps on both sides of the carrier---these are used to hold the carrier in but cover the outside of the bearings. Use the ½-inch air gun and the right size socket.

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Remove the center carrier by prying it out, if necessary, with the screwdriver, and lay it on something clean. Be careful: the carrier is heavy and slippery with oil, personal injury could result. It is important to keep the bearing shims separated and isolated to each side of the carrier. They are of different thickness and must go into the same side they came out of. Place the left shims to the left and the right to right.

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Pull the pinion out through the back of the housing. It should come out with a crush collar also, if not grab the crush collar left behind in the housing and pull it out.

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Place the new pinion into the housing from the backside opening if it already came with a pinion bearing. Usually they do not come with a pinion bearing so a new pinion bearing must be purchased. The old bearing must come off of the old pinion. This is not to be reused, but the shims that lay behind it must be installed on the new pinion before the pinion bearing is pressed on or it will not line up properly with the ring gear. Have the shims and new bearing pressed on at the machine shop and then install it with the crush collar. The crush collar's bend should face the tapered and threaded end of the pinion. Push it in and install the pinion yoke and then the washer and nut by hand. Hold the pinion gear with a rag and use the ½-inch air gun to run the nut on just enough that there is just a small amount of in and out play.

Step by Step :
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Lay the carrier down and remove the bolts around the circumference with the ½-inch air gun and correct socket. Tap it off with the hammer. Lay the new ring face down and put the carrier in the middle of the ring. Lift the ring and start the bolts by hand. Tighten all the bolts securely.

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Put the bearing races on both sides and hold the right shims on both sides of the bearing races. Lift the whole unit up and insert it into the housing. Make sure the races are straight and the shims are sliding in. If necessary, gently tap the shims in with a hammer. Do not hit them too hard or they will break. If they do not slide in, rotate the carrier a little and try again.

Step by Step :
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Install the carrier clamps and bolts and tighten with the ½-inch air gun and socket. Rotate the carrier so that the center pin can again be removed.

Step by Step :
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Tighten the pinion nut in increments until there is no in-and-out movement and only 20 to 25 degrees of freeplay in the pinion yoke from left to right. Remove the lock bolt and center pin in the carrier. Push the axles all the way in on both sides and install the c-clips one at a time. As a c-clip is installed, pull that axle out again to lock the c-clip in the axle. When both are in, insert the center pin and lock bolt and tighten.

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Clean the cover with brake clean and let it dry. Put an 1/8-inch bead of RTV silicone all the way around the cover and let set for five minutes. Install and tighten the bolts with the 13mm socket. Open the filler cap on the side of the housing and add the positraction additive, then fill with gear oil. Install the remaining components in reverse order of removal.

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Toyota . How to Change the Gear Oil in a Jeep

Changing the gear oil in the front and rear differentials of your Jeep is an important preventive-maintenance procedure to ensure proper lubrication to the axle gears. Refer to the recommended maintenance schedule of your Jeep for how often to replace the gear oil, and refer to the fluids specifications section of the schedule for the proper amount and correct gear oil weight. There are a few different axles used on Jeeps with a slight variation in the procedure to change the gear oil, but mostly the steps are very similar.
Difficulty:Moderately Challenging
Instructions Things You'll Need
2 car ramps Floor jack 2 jack stands Creeper Oil catch pan 2 bottles (per axle) of gear oil (refer to fluid specifications chart) RTV black Permatex gasket 3/8-inch drive 1/2-inch socket 3/8-inch drive ratchet Rubber dead-blow mallet Gasket scraper Bottle pump Brake clean spray Shop rags Slotted screwdriver 3/8-inch drive torque wrench

Step by Step :
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Drive the front of the Jeep onto the car ramps on level ground. Raise the rear of the Jeep with a floor jack and two jack stands. Position the height of the jack stands so they droop the Jeep slightly lower than the car ramps. This will position the axles of the Jeep at a slight angle to allow the gear oil to properly drain from the differential casing.
2
Crawl underneath the Jeep with all of the equipment. Place the oil catch pan beneath the differential.
3
Remove the gear oil fill plug on the differential cover. Different axles on Jeeps use different methods for the oil fill plug. Some use a magnetic, threaded plug with a square drive that a 3/8-inch drive ratchet can be used to remove it. Other axles use a rubber plug that can simply be pried off with a slotted screwdriver.
4
Use the ratchet and the socket to remove all of the bolts from the differential cover, except for the top one. Loosen the top bolt only but do not remove it.
5
Tap on the differential cover with a rubber dead-blow mallet to break the connection of the old RTV Permatex gasket on the mating surfaces of the axle and the cover. Apply caution: Once the seal breaks loose, the gear oil will spill and splatter quickly into the oil catch pan. Allow the gear oil to thoroughly drain from the differential. Remove the top bolt to remove the cover.
6
Spray the gears inside the differential with brake cleaner and inspect the ring teeth, spider and pinion gears, and locker (if applicable) for abnormal wear or broken splines.
7
Allow the brake clean spray to drain thoroughly and wrap the gears of the differential with a rag to protect them from contamination when you clean the mating surface of the axle.
8
Clean the differential cover with brake clean thoroughly, and wipe it clean and dry with a new shop rag.
9
Scrape the old RTV Permatex gasket from the mating surfaces of the differential cover and the axle using a gasket scraper. Scrape thoroughly or the rear-end may leak.

Step by Step :
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Squeeze a continuous 1/4-inch bead of the new RTV Permatex gasket onto the mating surface of the differential cover. Be sure not to get too close to the inside edge of the mating surface and encircle each bolt hole with the RTV.

Step by Step :
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Place the cover back onto the differential carefully and replace the bolts. Tighten the bolts in an alternate fashion (crisscross) using the torque wrench set at 30-foot pounds and the socket. Allow the RTV time to cure (refer to the instructions on the tube).

Step by Step :
12
Fill the differential with gear oil and a bottle pump through the gear oil fill plug hole until it starts to seep slightly out of the oil fill plug hole. Replace the oil fill plug

Step by Step :
13
Lower the rear of the Jeep to the ground, then back it off of the car ramps. Park it on level ground and crawl back under the Jeep. Remove the oil fill plug and then check and adjust the level again.

Step by Step :
14
Repeat this procedure for the other axle if desired before lowering, checking and then adjusting the gear oil level.

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The power brake booster is located near the master cylinder. .Chapter 10: Ifs the Brakes! 1 B 1 The pou/er-brake boaster Today, most vehicles have power brakes. If your car has power brakes, a brake booster is located between the brake pedal and the master cylinder to increase the force applied to the pistons in the master cylinder so that your car can stop with less effort on your part (see Figure 10-2). The two most common types are vacuum-assisted boosters, which use engine vacuum and atmospheric pressure to do the job, and hydraulic-assisted boosters (commonly referred to as "hydro-boost units"), which use hydraulic pressure from the car's power steering to accomplish the same thing. Some vehicles with anti-lock brake systems (ABS) have a hydraulic pump to generate pressure for booster operation. (There's a section on ABS at the end of this chapter.) Power brake booster -Master cylinder The brake master cylinder Look under the hood of your car, up near the firewall on the driver's side. You should see either a metal box or a plastic bottle. Have you found it? This piece is the brake master cylinder (see Figures 10-3 and 10-4). It's filled with brake fluid and is connected to your brake pedal, with brake lines leading from it to the four wheels of your car. When you step on the brake pedal, fluid goes out of the master cylinder into the brake lines. When you release the pedal, the fluid flows back into the master cylinder. In Chapter 18,1 show you how to open and check the master cylinder safely. This task is also part of the monthly under-the-hood check in Chapter 3. 182 Part ll: What Makes l! Go? 430 Car Insurance isuzu trooper 1996 216333

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A plastic master cylinder. Brake tines The brake lines run from the master cylinder, along your car's frame, to each wheel. The lines are made of steel, except for the portions that lie right near your front wheels and your rear axle. These portions of the brake line are made of rubber that is flexible enough to contend with the greater amount of movement that takes place in these areas when you steer your car.

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The parts discussed thus far are common to most hydraulic brake systems. Now let's get to some of the major differences: When you press the brake pedal and force the brake fluid from the master cylinder into the brake lines, what happens next depends on the type of brakes you have. For many years, cars had drum brakes (shown in Figures 10-1 and 10-5) on all four wheels. .Chapter 10: It's the Brakes! 183 \ Jfc Dual brakes A dua/brake system simply means that the inside that's all that counts! This simple modification of the master cylinder is divided into two com-has saved countless lives. partments, each filled with brake fluid. On a Most front-wheel-drive vehicles have a diagvehicle with rear-wheel drive, one compartonally split hydraulic brake system that ties the ment has brake lines that lead to the brakes on right-front wheel with the left-rear wheel and the front wheels; the other compartment has the left-front wheel with the right-rear wheel. lines leading to the brakes at the rear wheels That's because the front brakes on front-wheel(refer to Figure 10-3). If a leak or a block develops drive vehicles do almost 90 percent of the in one set of lines, the fluid in that compartment braking. By diagonally splitting the hydraulic is lost or useless. Butthe other compartment and system, you always have one front brake and set of brakes can still stop your car. It may not one rear brake operating in the event of a stop smoothly, but it will stop, and in such a case. hydraulic failure. (Refer to Figure 1(1-4.) Later models had drum brakes on the rear wheels and disc brakes (refer to Figures 10-1 and 10-8) on the front wheels. Today, many vehicles have four-

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wheel disc brakes, and most have power-assisted drum or disc brakes. Anti-lock brake systems (ABS) have also become popular. To confuse you completely, since 1963, most brakes are self-adjusting, but a couple of real oldies with manually adjusted brakes are still around. (Chapter 18 shows you diehards who still have manually adjusted brakes how to deal with them. You're lucky I'm a classic-car nut!) Your owner's manual can tell you what kind(s) of brakes you have on your vehicle, in case you don't already know, but seeing for yourself is more fun. The following sections cover each type of brakes in detail. Drum Brakes Drum brakes, shown in Figure 10-5, are the oldest type of brakes still on the road. Their main advantage is that they require less hydraulic pressure to stop your car, because the brake shoes tend to screw themselves into the brake drums after the pistons in the wheel cylinders push them there. Chapter 18 shows you how to open a drum brake and check its condition. The following sections get you acquainted with what's inside drum brakes and how they work. Part II: What Makes It Go?.

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