You have to remove the entire transmission, and the tranny is in 3 parts. Back of it is the transfer case which houses the center differential (viscus unit), the middle section is the gearbox itself, and the front section (bell housing) is the front differential. All of these sections can be separated and replaced individually.
As for specifics on step-by-step instructions, that's beyond the scope of my patience and technical aspirations of WikiAnswers unfortunately.
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You must remove the transmission, the front differential is built right in.
its the thing that does the thing for that thing ion your car.
There is a diPstick at the front on the transmission differential
With a hammer
To replace the front differential bearing on a 2005 K1500, first, lift and securely support the vehicle. Remove the front driveshaft, differential cover, and drain the fluid. Next, remove the differential carrier by unbolting it from the housing, then replace the old bearings with new ones using a bearing puller and press for proper installation. Finally, reassemble the differential, refill it with fluid, and reinstall the driveshaft before lowering the vehicle.
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To replace the front differential bearing on a 1994 Toyota T100, start by lifting the vehicle and removing the front wheels. Next, drain the differential fluid and remove the differential cover to access the internals. Carefully detach the bearing and races using a bearing puller, then install the new bearing and races, ensuring proper alignment. Finally, reassemble the differential, replace the cover, refill with fluid, and reattach the wheels.
remove old pads and replace then with new ones
No, just replace it.
It will cost you close to $2,000 to have your front differential replaced on this vehicle. The amount will vary depending upon who does the work for you.Ê
The only answer that has any meaning would come from the person willing to do the job. These seldom give any problems (yours is the first I have encountered) and there should be used ones out there.