Dodge Journey: Disassembly

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 229: Snap Ring At Output Shaft

1. Using Snap Ring Pliers (1) remove the snap ring (2) from the output shaft # 2.

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 230: Bearing From Cluster Shaft

2. Using a press, blocks, Bearing Splitter P-334 and an appropriate spacer (2) press sixth gear and case side bearing (3) from shaft.

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 231: Bearing Cage & Spacer Cluster

3. Remove sixth needle bearing cage (1) and spacer (2) from output shaft # 2 (3).

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 232: Snap Ring At Output Shaft #2

4. Remove the snap ring (1) from the output shaft # 2 (3).

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 233: Fifth Gear & Five/Six Synchronizer

5. Use Bearing Splitter P-334 (3), Blocks (4) and a press remove fifth gear and five/six synchronizer (2).

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 234: #2 Bearing & Spacer

6. Remove fifth needle bearing cage (2) and spacer (1) from output shaft (3).

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 235: Output Shaft & C-Clip

7. Remove the C-clip (1) from the output shaft (3).

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 236: Output Shaft #2 & Reverse Synchronizer

8. Use Bearing Splitter P-334 (4), Blocks (5) and a press to remove reverse gear and reverse synchronizer (3) from the output shaft # 2.

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 237: Output Shaft #2 & Needle Bearing

9. Remove the reverse needle bearing (1) from the output shaft # 2 (2).

Manual Transmission BG6
Fig. 238: Output Shaft & Bellhousing Side Bearing

10. Using a Press (1) and Splitter 1130 (2) to remove the bellhousing side bearing (3) from the output shaft # 2(5).

    Assembly
    Fig. 239: Output Shaft #2 & Needle Bearing 1. Install the reverse needle bearing (1) onto the output shaft # 2 (2). Fig. 240: Synchronizer NOTE: Pay attention to the direction when inser ...

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