How do you get the bearings off the axle and the locking ring I have a 66 Pontiac Grand Prix want to put new bearings in

You forgot to replace the float chamber plug O-ring a major source of carb leaks

what bearings and seal did you use for your axles?

You just toasted half of the expensive equipment and big wigs with all their "it's hard and expensive to do...lol...ty sir...)

I like the way you set the pinon first in depth ! Way too go ! And a complete set up with axles install very good DIY ! THX

Do you still have the lincoln? Any major engine work or issues? How many miles?

sounds good ya there's always air in the engine when it's been drained and you have to run it and shut it down a bunch of times for the air to work out if you just run it the engine will overheat but you were in a situation where you needed the engine to run in order for breakin. 72 oldsmobile supreme and 75 delta convert over here in dedham

was there a big difference with the 342s?

Yes,,,do remove the headlights....

Awesome 😎👍...

i'm from dedham where are you from?

Did you have any compression? This happened to me but I have no compression on all 4 cylinders.

What a beautiful colour for this classic in the making

What did you use for painting the diff and the frame

Hello, what would make the rear end tuck in or stick out more on this type of rear end?

Do you know what aftermarket controll arms that will fit My 1969 oldsmobile delta 88?

fuel filter is a big nono.

Engine sounds nice. Were the rad fans not working?

Sounds Great !! Congrats

Is there a video on how to remove the dash out of a 69 cutlass?

Battery powered Tools

Good job. This car has come a long way!

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I LOVE THIS VIDEO AND UR VERY COOL FOR TAKING CARE OF YOUR SISTER.

That's a beautiful car. Your sister is very lucky and blessed..my brother restores cars but won't even let me pay him to fix my Mercedes. I got mine for 10 Chochlate chip homemade cookies and a prayer. You're a Great Brother to take care of ur family this way.

Nice Work!

Do you have any videos on how you completed the firewall block off plate for the vintage air?

I like the Zip tie idea to hold up the exhaust up temporarly.

Those extra holes in your rotor is for bolts you can screw in and pop them loose.

Many newer cars have the screw in calipers now days, at least on the back.:) That's how you also reset the emergency brake on the Sky and Solstice.

I was actually hoping to get my Chevelle a 12 bolt rearend (8.875) and change out the gears and turn it to a posi . But...the rear end i came accross, was already set up with a posi and 4.11 gear, so im happy with that. But, i skip the adventure of the set up, oh well, maybe someday.

I'm a pro-mechanic and have assisted other mechanics with this process. I myself have only done 1, and it was more of a side bearing replacement and shim set up. But all in all i think you did pretty good in setting it all up!

Prime is not your 1st coat. It needs to be sanded. 2nd it needs adhesion promoter. 3rd primer and 4th paint and clear coat.

I thought the axles had a C- clip that retained them inside the dif housing? Are some like that? 1979 gm 7.5, 10 bolt cultass supreme

Which kit or part number is it?

They came out pretty nice. I usually try not to bead or sand blast the inside of them. It's very hard to get all the abrasives out of the inside. especially with the baffles.

How did you clean up your frame? Rust wise

tolerance is .007-.009, i do .008, since eventually the gears will wear to the high side anyway.

seems like you did a lot of work for pinion depth. i measure the original pinion depth before removing it, then use the original shim that's on it and start from there. most of the time depth is off a couple thousand so i match it and done.

Great video

Great cars , durable and railable .

Appreciate the video man. I’m currently rebuilding a 69 cutlass and this was very helpful.

the clk w208 is a classic and a beautiful convertible👍

I recently did all this for a bad waterpump. The chain thing is fairly normal too. They make an updated timing cover access port that also does the job of that bolt, as the bolt holding the guide in is to blame for these failures. Easy easy to replace that. The waterpump, not so much.

Do you actually have to take off the lights to do this?

What type of head unit / radio did you use for the upgrade?

May I ask what you paid for that?

How many miles on it at time of timing chain guide failure? When you did the waterpump did you also replace the thermostat and the gaskets on the coolant transfer pipe that runs from thermostat housing under/behind exhaust manifold and into waterpump?

What kind of front disc brakes you used

Just remember after about 20 thousand miles you will have a open diff again unless you replace the clutch pack, don't know what you paid, but I think I'm going to spend a little more and get the Torsen diff, works the same as one with the clutch pack, but doesn't have a clutch pack, or any parts that will have to be replaced because of wear. I almost went with the Yukon, but I didn't like the idea of slowly loosing the posi because of clutches being worn smooth, the Torsen uses steel worm gear that still does the limited slip but doesn't wear out. You're doing great though, and you can be proud of the job you're doing.