A bit more info for you, or anyone else doing this job
you will need the following
Tools
9/16AF OE (Open ended) Spanner
9/16AF Ring Spanner
9/16AF 3/8" drive socket, small extension bar and Ratchet driver **
30mm 1/2" drive Socket and ratchet drive
1/2" drive 18/24" breaker bar
Slide Hammer
Slide Hammer Adaptor ***
Long "chunky" Screwdriver (for prising out oil seal)
Locking bar ****
** I find I can get the prop nuts/bolts out with this, but you might want the special tool
from
numerous suppliers/ebay
Or you could make one yourself by using a 1/4" or 3/8" drive 9/16" socket and extension bar. Cut the socket down so it's only as deep as the head of the prop nut/bolt. You may want to grind a bit off the back of the socket too if it's a fat one or your prop angles are tight.
Or if really flush, get the
snap-on tool
*** Slide hammer adaptor to fit your slide hammer with an M20 nut to attach to the T-Box output shaft.
**** Locking bar - <>500mm length of bar with a 3/8" or 10mm clearance hole close to one end.
Parts required.
35x72x17mm Bearing - pn STC1130 (FAG6207.C3) (SKF6207 open race)
45x72x10mm Oil Seal - pn FTC4939
Felt Washer - pn FRC2464
M20 Nyloc Nut (To be torqued to 146-179Nm or 108-132 lbf ft)
Bearing Grease
EP80W90 Oil (if necessary - I found by putting the front of the car on axle stands [my drive], the front was raised sufficiently that no oil leaked from the front)
You may also want to replace the 3/8UNFx1" propshaft bolts and nyloc nuts. You
should replace the nuts as a minimum.
This is, of course, to be used in conjunction with Busters excellent write up
. He might even add this to it
.