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Old 01-01-2013, 10:58 PM
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2006 4.8is front diff removal

Hey Guys,
im a New poster, and I have a question. I have a 06 x5 4.8is, with 70K in mint shape but my front diffs pinion bearing went out. I am in the process of pulling it out so I can replace the bearing in addition to freshening up whatever else might need doing. Here is my problem: I have everything unbolted, driveshaft, front axles, lowered subframe, disconnected left engine mount and removed it, raised engine, removed the four bolts holding diff, I can turn the diff almost 180 degrees in position, but cannot for the life of me remove it, it gets stuck in between the oil pan and subframe. Ive swore at it, kicked it, swore at it some more, and my fingers are all bleeding but the thing does not come out. Am I missing something? can someone give me some advice? Thanks
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