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EVO Sensor... Help!

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I unbolted the steering shaft coupling but can't get the dang thing to slide down and seperate so that I can get the EVO Sensor off! What the heck am I missing? Anything tricks to this? Here is a where I got the instructions... FSC I would have replied to that thread but the DA's moderating over there won't activate my Username for some reason despite my repeated email rants. Hopefully I can get some help over here. Thanks
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Whats an EVO sensor? Must be one of those new fangled things...

I pulled off a shaft today, I undid it at the top part first and then did it at the steering box too, took some wiggling but it came off with some work.
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Yet another time when I'm glad I got an old truck :D K.I.S.S. was still in effect back then. :D
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they're 285's. little bit of cranking. I'll probably go with 265's next time, I'm not a big fan of the extra wear on my suspension and I really don't offroad much as of late, so there isn't much reason for me to have them on there.
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Don't forget to get an alignment, you need it after cranking.
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:head: :shake:
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