GE Top Load Washer Drive Block Replacement

This video provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the drive block on GE top-load washing machines. The most common reason to replace the drive block is if it becomes worn, which causes the washer to make a loud knocking noise, not agitate, or not spin.
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[@ScantPear]

Put a agitator coupler in there and upgrade to a tall agitator

[@yjskewwwwoddlllpqoqw]

how do you remove the nut? mine is stuck and the removal tool didnt work should i drill it?

[@Alex-sj6yn]

What is the reason for replacing this part. Noise concern? My noise is that it thudding vibrations and will gradually get louder. Opened front panel and it does have swaying motion when spinning.

[@TheBeeshSpweesh]

You don't have to unplug the washer when replacing the drive block. This is a General Electric top load washer though.

[@griddlegottaghettoguys92]

Not helpful at all no one replaces drive blocks from brand new washers try taking a drive block from a 3 year old washer its goin to take alot more than 2 fingers to take it off