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Place mating marks on the rear
propeller shaft assembly <2WD>/rear
propeller shaft assembly (rear) <4WD> and the
front propeller shaft assembly <2WD>/rear
propeller shaft assembly (front) <4WD> before
disconnecting them.
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- Do not apply any grease to the splines
(for two teeth) on the
front propeller shaft assembly
<2WD>/rear propeller
shaft assembly
(front) <4WD> (male side),
which are correspond to the missing
teeth portion
on the rear propeller shaft assembly
<2WD>/rear propeller
shaft assembly
(rear) <4WD> (female side).
The missing teeth position can be
identified by
the mating marks made during
removal.
- Never use any tool to apply grease. If
you fail to observe this, the oil seal
lip
may be damaged.
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1.Apply grease between the
splines on the front propeller shaft assembly
<2WD>/rear
propeller shaft assembly (front) <4WD> and the
oil seal lip.
Grease: Multi purpose grease SAE
J310, NLG1 NO.2 or equivalent (spline: approx.
9 g)
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2.Apply grease around the
oil seal lip with your finger.
Grease: Multi
purpose grease SAE J310, NLG1 NO.2 or equivalent (oil
seal lip: approx.
3 g)
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3.Insert the front propeller
shaft assembly <2WD>/rear propeller
shaft assembly (front) <4WD> to the rear
propeller shaft assembly <2WD>/rear
propeller shaft assembly (rear) <4WD>, being
careful that the mating marks
are still aligned.
4.Wipe off excessive
grease.
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5.A small amount of grease
should remain on the rear propeller shaft assembly side
<2WD>/ Rear
propeller shaft assembly (rear) side
<4WD>.
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