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72panteraMember

Success! I was actually able to remove the speedo driveshaft back out the hole it fell into. I actually unbolted a majority of the ZF preparing for the lift, but figured I would give it a try. I threaded a bolt onto the sleeve and used a slide hammer to yank it out, and then was able to fish the speedo drive using a magnet. The extra space created when the sleeve is out did wonders. And wow, that thing was chewed up pretty good; guess I know what caused the crack. I haven't "properly" fixed it yet, just re-patched it for now. I'm just glad that drive is out of there.

Thanks again for all the help, I don't think my Saturday would have been as successful without it.

3/28/1512:01 PM

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