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I agree Paul that was a generous act!


Dale, Once the cross is out, and you punch the cap out enough, you may be able to grab hold of it with a pair of vice grips and twist it out while tapping down on the vice grip with a small hammer. Once the cap is out throw the offending cap as hard as you can with out damaging yourself!


Kerry, If your using Internet Explorer or better here's a handy spell checker. once installed just right click on your message body and highlight spell check and it does a spell check. Also has a dictionary and thesaurus for all that secret code DrE uses. Well some of it anyway. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif

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Kerry change to Firefox and it edits itself as in Word.
 
Thanks, John, but I'm sure that any number of others would have done the same for him if they had a spare sitting around and saw what Dale was going though. No accolades needed because helping is what this forum is all about.

Bill and a few others have helped me when I needed something, so I'm just returning the favor to someone else.
 
Hey John, I'll tell ya what's cool. Your magical O/D switch. Nice job!!
 
Harry-

Thanks for the advice-

I tired all those things and the caps would
not budge. My goal was to have the flange undamaged.

I took the flange and u-joint back to the shop and
told them to remove the defective install. Two new
TRF u-joints should arrive late next week.

When Paul,s driveshaft arrives, I will rehab mine
and it will be waiting for anyone who needs it.

Nice day today but windy.

d
 
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