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Jeep Pinion Bearing makes the differential pinion gear rotate straight and smooth to safeguard the drive train at each climb of the trail. Jeep cars have a reputation of overcoming rocks, mud and snow due to stout frames, large ground clearance and smart Selec-Terrain traction system that allows drivers to match grip to any terrain. A Jeep is adventurous and modern with open top freedom, a powerful owner community, and cabins having touch screens and voice commands. New dashboards have wireless news, adaptive cruise, and parking sensor features, which have made the highway commutes as comfortable as those over the backroad. All Jeeps are a combination of everyday comfort and weekend adventure and it has maintained the brand as the leader in off road journeys since 1945. Pinion Bearing is a high precision roller bearing on the pinion shaft, which regulates positioning, removes friction, and maintains a preload to provide quiet gearing. The installation of a new Pinion Bearing at home takes time, proper tools, and proper torque readings. The initial step is to drain the axle and clean the housing and pinion shoulder. Install the Pinion Bearing to the shoulder, install the inner race, and shims or a crush sleeve. Insert the pinion in the axle of a Jeep, tap the outer race, insert a seal, yoke, and nut and tighten checking rotational drag. After ensuring that torque is right, rotate the gears, test motion, adjust back lash, screw the nut tight and empty the gear oil. A Jeep is truly built for adventure.