Take out the rear propeller shaft, then place marks on the shafts for when you reinstall them. After that, remove the slip joint boot clamp to take the two shafts apart. Tap the slinger away from the shaft using a hammer and punch, so that the Bearing Splitter Tool 1130 can fit between them. Avoid harming the interior of the spline when you extract the driveshaft center support bearing and then press the shaft in a press to remove the bearing you've extracted. During installation, remember that there are two types of driveshaft center support bearings and both must be the same kind as when the truck was new. Fit a new slinger to the shaft with the proper installer and secure the driveshaft center support bearing using Bearing Installer Tool 6052, driving it in with a hammer. Clean the splines of the shaft, then apply multipurpose grease before putting the front and rear half-shafts into alignment. Position the slip yoke boot, insert the new clamp and at last still the propeller shaft inside the car.