Now place the diff up on a work bench, or the floor if it won't fit on your bench. To start off place your diff over a 5 gallon bucket and drain the gear oil from it. Tools needed: General hand tools, bearing pullers, slide hammer, shop press, dial indicator with magnetic base, inch pound bar type torque wrench, special spanner wrench: Make sure to download the pdf attachment at the bottom of this post, it contains all torque specs you'll need and a few notes that I have found while doing this myself. Parts you'll need: Ring & Pinion Gear set, Master Install Kit, lock tabs (2)- (GM PN - 15588312) I am doing a gear change but also a full rebuild while I have it apart. I am going to try to cover the basics on rebuilding the front differential in a GM truck with the 8.25" IFS differential. Rebuilding A GM 8.25 IFS Differential **56K Beware! Pic Heavy** I copied and paste this DIY from the other site so don't give me any credit for this write up. Its a very detail DIY, the only thing that I would add to this DIY is to replace the side gear washers and the spider gear washers on the carrier since you are already there. While searching how to rebuild the front diff on my Yukon I ran into this thread that I think should be a stick on this site.
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