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Re: Frozen Rear End - Revisited
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Posted by F-Dean on December 01, 2005 at 07:06:18 from (209.247.222.96):
In Reply to: Frozen Rear End - Revisited posted by Robert Lorencz on December 01, 2005 at 05:27:37:
It may not be frozen from the temperature. I have been working off-and-on restoring an M and the rear-end "Froze Up" on it. However, when I towed it to my shop area, it broke loose. I suggest you drain and fill the rear-end/transmission (13 gallons) and then try pulling it. First, turn the front wheels all the way in one direction and pull in that direction on the front hitch so that one wheel is stationary and one is turning. Then repeat for the other direction. It worked for me! Good Luck!!!
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