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Old 05-17-2009, 08:01 PM
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the gears look damn near new. I am lucky i found it early. I had to shim the diff for less mesh. Before i had it for more mesh.
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Pictures dont work for me.
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Old 05-17-2009, 08:11 PM
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i can see them on my computer???? THe first one did not work but if you go down i got 2 to work. You still cannot see them?
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can't see them eather, i use photobucket to post pict here.
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Pictures dont work for me.
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Old 05-17-2009, 08:29 PM
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Old 05-18-2009, 04:01 AM
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Originally Posted by dreaux
just broke my car down. cleaned it with wd40 (all i have). I took the wheel hubs and drive shafts out. cleaned the bearings because my whole drive system was locking up from dirt. My question is, should i pack the outdrives and wheel hubs with greese??? Or just put it where it has in the manual?? I have been putting alot of greese and i think the grease is attracting dirt and making it bind up. Any way have it all clean and ready to put back together. I think i will just grease the pins that go inside the axel in the wheel hub. Does that sound right?


also will wd40 hurt my plastic?? I took the radio tray, engine, fuel tank out and pretty much blasted the rest with wd40 and got after it with a toothbrush. I heard of people doing this. Just wondering if too much might be bad for the plastics.

WD40 is fine... in fact, lubricating the hingepins in your suspension arms with this is a good idea.

Don't pack everthing in grease. The only places for grease are INSIDE the bearings and a tiny bit on the ring and pinion gears. (when I say inside, I mean the bearings themselves should be greased... not the area between them!)
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Old 05-18-2009, 04:19 PM
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Here is a little about me.


here is my car!!!



here is my work area!!! Refilling my diffs at the time.



Here is my new scotish terrier puppy!!!



here is where i work!! So i can pay for my insanely expensive toy!!!

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Originally Posted by DOMIT
WD40 is fine... in fact, lubricating the hingepins in your suspension arms with this is a good idea.

Don't pack everthing in grease. The only places for grease are INSIDE the bearings and a tiny bit on the ring and pinion gears. (when I say inside, I mean the bearings themselves should be greased... not the area between them!)
I don't really understand this. Are you saying grease the inside of the bearing??? What do you mean not the space between them?? Just grease the inner diameter?? and outer diameter? and stay away from the groove that is the seal to the inside of the bearing??
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Old 05-18-2009, 04:59 PM
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take off the rubber seal on the bearing and everything will explain itself
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So I hope that is your puppy that was sick, ans is OK now.
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where is the cheapest place to get bearings??? I wish tony carried them. Bearing sets would be eisier but not neccesary.
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Old 05-18-2009, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by clebo3
So I hope that is your puppy that was sick, ans is OK now.
she is doing very well now. This was taken about 3 weeks ago. in that pic she is trying to eat out of my aunts dogs dish (an american bulldog) they are 2 peas in a pod.
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