MAINTENANCE MANUAL - Meritor
MAINTENANCE MANUAL - Meritor
MAINTENANCE MANUAL - Meritor
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A. Lift the input shaft assembly until the bearing<br />
cage is separated from the differential<br />
assembly. If necessary, tap on the bearing<br />
cage with a brass or plastic mallet to separate<br />
the cage of differential. Figure 3.22.<br />
B. For 160 Series differential and 145 Series<br />
differential manufactured after September<br />
1998, slowly lift the input shaft assembly.<br />
• If the input shaft assembly comes out of the<br />
differential easily; remove the assembly.<br />
• If the input shaft assembly cannot be removed<br />
easily: The inter-axle differential<br />
case must be rotated. Rotate the input<br />
shaft until one of the notches on the case<br />
is aligned over the helical driven gear. Remove<br />
the input shaft assembly from the differential.<br />
Figure 3.23 and Figure 3.24.<br />
C. Place the input shaft assembly in a suitable<br />
location.<br />
HELICAL DRIVEN<br />
GEAR<br />
<strong>MAINTENANCE</strong> <strong>MANUAL</strong><br />
Figure 3.22<br />
Rotate the shaft so the notch on<br />
the case is aligned<br />
over the teeth of the gear<br />
INPUT SHAFT<br />
NOTCH<br />
Figure 3.23<br />
INTER-AXLE DIFFER-<br />
ENTIAL CASE<br />
Removal and Disassembly<br />
9. Remove the shims from between the bearing<br />
cage and the cage of differential.<br />
10. Remove the rear side gear and the bearing<br />
cone from the differential. Remove the collar.<br />
Figure 3.25.<br />
REAR SIDE<br />
GEAR<br />
Notches on the case must be<br />
aligned over the helical driven gear<br />
HELICAL DRIVEN<br />
GEAR<br />
Figure 3.24<br />
Figure 3.25<br />
NOTE:<br />
If you replace either the bearing cup or the<br />
cone, replace both parts in a fully-matched<br />
set from the same manufacturer.<br />
11. Use a press, sleeve and bearing puller to<br />
remove the cone from the rear side gear.<br />
Figure 3.26.<br />
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