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I have called several shops who have given me estimates of 1200-1700 dollars to replace a front differential. I got my hands on a used differential and am toying with the idea of doing it myself. Has anyone done this, and can they give me information on things I may come upon while replacing my differential? Thank you very much in advance. The reason I am replacing it is because there has been metal shavings in the fluid for months now, and it has recently begun to grind, specifically when I turn corners. I do not want to run of the risk of doing anymore damage. When I replaced the hub assembly on both sides, I took the CV shafts out to inspect them, and they both appeared to be fine.
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Your best bet if you've never done that before is to get a Repair manuel. Listing all the steps in this replay would make it rediculously long, having the repair manuel by your side on a job that big would benefit you more than running back and for from your screen to the car.Repair time on that job is 5.3 hours for someone who has experience. Also have an extra set of arms to help you out.