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More info. Have the diff out and everything removed from the housing except the gear that goes through to the driveshaft. Do I belt it out or or does it need to be pressed out. I think it's called the final drive. Not sure. Thanks.

OK thanks for that. So now I know it's called the pinion I might be able to find more info. I put another diff in only to find it didn't have the sensor so I am now swapping the guts from the reconditioned diff into the old casing. Someone said don't belt the pinion out with a hammer. Has anyone got Mcgyvers number. Haha.

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Once the input shaft nut is undone it should only take a light tap to make it move.

Be aware that you cannot just drag the guts out of one diff housing and slap them into another without expecting all the clearances to be wrong. it really needs to be set up, either new crush washers in the pinion, or different shims in the sides, or both. Look for youtube vids on setting up diffs to get an idea of how much of a bitch it can be.

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