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  1. simp5782

    M 932 A2 rear tire and wheel change

    They were rusted due to sitting above the oil line and they was moisture in the unit. Condensation over time. More than likely he's got a chipped ring tooth being that it will move a good deal before binding. Quick binds or noises are pinions and spiders
  2. simp5782

    M 932 A2 rear tire and wheel change

    Jack up the axle off the ground. Remove the interaxle driveshaft. Remove axle shafts. Remove the top nspection cover from the top of the 3rd member and spin it and see what if anything is broken. You don't have to Jack it up actually but gives you a little more room if you are a big guy.
  3. simp5782

    M 932 A2 rear tire and wheel change

    Like removing the tire and wheel from the truck?
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