TM 9-2320-273-34
CAUTION
If the input oil seal is not to be serviced,
care must be taken when pulling the yoke
so as not to damage the seal in the bear-
ing. Do not use a hammer to loosen
yoke. This will damage the yoke and
splines and cause excessive yoke runout
and misalinement.
(2)
Remove the input yoke from the shaft using a yoke puller (fig. 11-10).
Figure 11-10. Remove Input
NOTE
Yoke.
In step
(3),
as the input shaft is pressed
through the helical gear cover and the
interaxle differential shift collar inside the
cover, the collar will drop from the shift
fork and shaft. Also, the input bearing
will remain loose in the cover. If seal
and/or bearing removal is necessary,
continue with step
(4).
(3) Using
a press, remove the input shaft from the helical gear cover. Press out shaft from the
front (input) end.
(4)
Disassemble the input bearing cage from the helical gear cover by removing cage-to-cover
capscrews and Iockwashers.
Remove bearing cage, bearing, and shim pack. The bearing cup will remain in
the cage.
(5)
Remove the oil seal from the bearing cage using a press and suitable sleeve. If press is not
available, use a drift and hammer and tap out seal.
11-11