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the one axle carrier is shot. Both holes in the top are shattered and one has a broken off bolt flush in the hole, and its missing the tab on the left side.

What is an axle carrier?
Both holes in the top of what?
What "tab"?

I'm lost......
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With a pair of these..... A tool made just for removing that style of snap ring.
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What he showed.
That is what I use.
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Take a look here. Jmech beat me to the post, took me forever to find them on the net, everything points you towards "ordinary" snap ring pliers.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wilde-Tool-9...AAAOSwdsFUNCKI
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What is an axle carrier?
Both holes in the top of what?
What "tab"?

I'm lost......
The two bolt holes through the axle tube into the frame are split out and the front mount to the frame. All three mounts for the transmission to the frame are broken out and one frame bolt is broken off into the main housing. There’s no salvaging this one. The common failure of these when they aren’t braced. Make sense?
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Take a look here. Jmech beat me to the post, took me forever to find them on the net, everything points you towards "ordinary" snap ring pliers.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wilde-Tool-9...AAAOSwdsFUNCKI
Right angle lock ring pliers. Got it. Thanks John and all.
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I think mine are left angle ones...
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I could just hold them in my left hand to make them left angle.
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I think mine are left angle ones...
You probably own a metric adjustable wrench too!
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What’s it called? I went to autozone and they said I could probably get it with bigger snap ring pliers. I have my doubts. I got them but haven’t tried it yet. I figured there was something like that but didn’t know what it’s called.
Snap ring pliers. Autozone can't get them. You have to get them from a real tool suppler. Napa may be able to get a set, but I doubt it. I have no idea really.... I don't buy hand mechanic tools from anyone but Snap-On. You can buy a set like mine. They are $53.50 (plus shipping I'm sure).

https://store.snapon.com/Snap-Ring-P...g-P647705.aspx
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