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welding zook rear diff

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welding zook rear diff

Post by camo »

i just took the diff out and have found that the spider gaers are internal!! :bad-words:

how do you weld the rear diff and get it back together with out losing the shim setting?

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Post by zookjedi »

i take it your talking about the shims behind the side gears ? dont stress,
remove the top so you can remove one side gear put metal strips (i used bolts) down between the spider gears weld them all up like one big molten mess , but becarefull not to weld the top of the spider gears lest you won't be able to reinstall the side gear and cover back on, if you do stuff up just grind down the side gear you removed and weld it onto the cover plate . becare ful not to get splatter all over your bearings ,unless your gunna change em , coat them in grease works fine. turn it over and hit the other side gear (not much room ) between the spider and gear and she'll be fine.
but DON'T just weld the spider gears to the centre as they will let go and possibly stuff your diff housing as it did mine , thats why i ALWAYS reinforce with metal strips down the sides.
if its worth doing do it intensly , better still do it with MADPASSION

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Post by camo »

no, am worried about lossing the backlash adjustment.

looking for a way to cheat and not move backlash adjustment
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Post by zookjedi »

oh i see just count the amount of turns you unscrew the adjusters and mark them so they go back excactly the same , or buy or borrow a dial indictor, its not just the backlash though its also your bearing preload , thats why you do what i said above
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Post by camo »

yeah, i am still not sure.

i have a mate hear who is a mechanic and he wants nothing to do with it.

So it does not make me confindent!
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Post by bill »

when your finished welding ,put both the axles in an fill full of lead,heaps stronger,havnt had one brake yet..
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Post by zuker1500 »

Cam,

Give me a call i have done a fair few of them

Danny
Danny aka Team Rice

Project GODFATHER has begun........
LWB Zook, G15A Twin Cam Turbo.

Need to get the zook shipped from Perth to Brisbane in pieces, Anyone know anyone in freight??
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Post by camo »

thanks danny

thanks to all that tried to help me

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