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    Posted: Jul/19/2017 at 1:12pm
i am going to put 1 piece axles in my Matador  they want the block removed it is a 1 piece posi unit  how do you remove the pin to get that block out do not see any roll pins holding it in 
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If yo look at the inside edge of the spider where the pin goes through you will see two snap rings next to each gear. A c-clip that locks onto the cross shaft.
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how hard are they to snap off and back on 
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I have not had a problem with them. But I usually am working on the bench with them. They are a type that could go flying and never be seen again though. You need to push on both ends at the same time and move the clip just far enough to get a pick under it. If you push to far the clip will go flying.
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the carrier is still in the rear end 
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After thinking about it, with it in the car you should be able to stuff some rags behind them and pop them out.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote 401harry Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: Jul/19/2017 at 6:59pm
I understand that the carrier must be removed to drive the block/pin out which isnt that big a deal.... With the mosers the spacer block is no longer needed. You could also put your nice new Mosers on a chop saw and cut off a 1/8 inch slice if your feeling brave. I have done that with some Mosers that were slightly long on a Ford 9 I assembled
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the axles are Doctor Diff they have to be cut anyway  they are made to fit all AM20's and are a cut to fit axle 
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if i remove the cross pin and the spiders fall out  will the clutch packs on the axle gears come apart ?
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If cut-to-fit, just cut them so there's clearance to the thrust block.

If the bearings that come with the axle shafts are positively located to the seal shoulder in the housing end, shouldn't need much clearance if ends are cut square.

If the bearings aren't positively located, what keeps them from moving around and causing brake clearance issues? The thrust block may be good to keep if the bearings aren't positively located from moving inward in the housing ends, but would want to set endplay like stock.

Hope this helps,RD
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