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As a heads up, my Oreilly/kragens kept the zerex in the back and you had to ask for it, bc of people stealing it.

Also interested to know. From my understanding with stock wheels they will likely rub on the trailing arms at full lock

Thanks, not necessary, I have a switch was just trying not to reinvent the process if i could find another post with pics. Hopefully ill figure it out once i have it apart. Ive seen the pics in the past, just finally getting around to doing this after my door latch broke and i needed mopar parts.

Not to zombie this post, but Can anyone direct me to a link with photos? The ones in this post dont work for me, and all my searches keep redirecting me back here.

Looking for options myself, I was hoping auburn ected would be available for the 11.5 but I dont think they can handle the torque. Also it seems like things that try to do two things never seem to do either as well as one that only does 1 thing. Now the question is helical or clutch type.

Any update? Im resonator hunting

I was having trouble returning to center, replaced the hydro assist, better. Granted I had already replaced the bjs, linkage, and box.

You try taking the front driveshaft off?

I am asking Santa for a fix to my sloppy steering, world hunger can wait.

Thanks everyone. Cerb thanks for putting my fears at ease!

BG I'm pretty sure the crack separates the two pieces and I could move them apart several mm with my fingers. So do you think even with these separated there should be no detrimental affect to the operation of the transmission? Thankyou for all of the help so far.

Thanks for the info cerb + fox. I will evaluate my options. The auto trans scares me.

Greetings TDR, While changing the trans fluid on 05' 2500 4x4 100k with the intent of installing trans temp sender in the pan and adjusting the bands, I noticed a crack on what I am assuming to be the reverse/1st band? I took pics with a friends Iphone so I apologize for the quality, but I...

I am also a fan of the 12pt ratchet box end wrench.

Well done Bob!