> I topped up the diff.
Just my opinion, but based on what I found inside my 71 Stag diff, I would
want to drain and refill it, even if you just drop a suction hose in through
the fill plug. I added a magnetic drain plug to the Stag.
http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh260/TR3driver/DSCF0025.jpg
> Pull them and re-grease by hand?
Also a good idea, IMO.
> Is there an easy way to remove and re-grease with the outer half of
> the shaft still installed?
> How long and how hard to take the half-shafts out?
On the Stag, it's pretty easy. Undo the 4 bolts & nuts on each side that
link the halfshaft to the diff, then undo the clamps on the boot and slide
the spines apart. I spent a lot of time match marking them, only to
discover that they are keyed and only go together one way. Probably a good
time to replace the boots as well.
Randall
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