omg....this is the best video ive found on youtube...very handy..thanks

Thanks,
That seems like a great price compared to simular ones I have seen around $1300.

@TOW4LESS1 Yes. You have to remove one of the back wheels,  remove the drum brake assembly and disassemble the main wheel bearing. The reason you do this is so you can pull the axle out about 2 inches. This is the only way you can remove the differential pinion wheels. It's probably to longest part of the job.

Great video

Nice video editing job....smooth but too the point.

@Glenn3657 Gas tank... yes it was removed as part of the conversion to electric drive. It certainly did make the differential repair job easier.  It wasn't difficult to remove the gas tank: a few bolts, the gauge sender wiring, the fuel pump and the filler piping, but I wonder if it's worth it? I've seen other photos of people doing the job with the tank in place. Has anyone else needed to remove the tank to do this job?

go to the harborfreight website and search for item 91315 or 46604

I dont see a big difference between the 46604 model and the 91315 model I have.

Just FYI - the thing is big and I do find that the two main horizontal supports are often in the way when working under any car.

Who ever invented the pry bar should be getting royalities on screwdrivers

good job :)

@UnderseaCaveman Yes - all electric drive now. Limited range with my lead-acid (i.e. inexpensive) battery pack. The car serves its purpose (local driving), gets driven every non-rainy day and is fun to drive! MGB-RDs and GTs make good donor cars because they are light and parts are really easy to get. All details on my website.. siliconproductions com.  Click Electric MGB car.

Thanks Mike!! This is usefull!
Oh, Your cat is lovely, I like her! LOL

What lift do you use. It looks like just the one I have been looking for.

Does it matter which half shaft you pull out?  I pulled the right side but I cant get the pinion shaft out.  Got the roll pin, can get shaft 3/4" out but then wont go any further, just gets tighter.  What are the flats on the shaft for?

........in order to work on diff, does it need to lose all the wheel thing u did before u started working on the diff?

Wait a darn minute......what "electric motor"......did you go electric on an MGB? (that would be awesome......considered that on mine).

banjo axle?

Electric conversion? What the fuck. Why the hell would you ruin a good looking car like this?