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Replacing sprockets on intermediate gear

Hi guys,

I'm having a tough time replacing the chain sprockets on my intermediate shaft as in I can't get the old ones off. And yes, I have removed the circlips.

I tried the blue wrench but that hasn't work. What do you guys use? A steering wheel puller? I was hoping I wouldn't have to buy one just to remove these sprockets.

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Bobby,
I belive Dave had to press them off at his local mechanics and then he used an oil bath to heat up the new ones and they droped right on.
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I know I've removed them with a gear puller (3 arm) and no heat. I may have used a press the last time (can't remember).
Use a heat gun to warm them up before dropping them on the (cool) shaft.
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Thanks guys,

I think the gear puller sounds like a good option. I'll just take the shaft over to a tranny shop.
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i use the press.
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