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Author:  foolsp33d [ Sat Oct 15, 2011 3:07 am ]
Post subject:  part numbers for complete diff rebuild..
So im up for a new pinion bearing in the rear of the NT. Any suggestions as to a kit to go for or what else to do while the carrier is out? Cant be affording a 'legit' locker at the moment, but the option of welding it is there..

Going to redo the brakes pads and cylinders, and replace wheel bearings while its apart, If you have a list of part numbers for a complete diff rebuild, (pinion,crush tube,carrier bearings, wheel bearings, brake pads, cylinders etc) post em up :)

pretty filthy mess when I pulled the 3rd out...
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reminded me of vegimite, or as Atari mentioned.. Chocolate Icing!

a day in the parts washer got the 3rd to its current inspection worthy state..
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interested if anyone has a guide as to how to set the backlash on the pinion also.

Cheers

Sp33d
Author:  Jazzor [ Sat Oct 15, 2011 2:53 pm ]
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How did so much mud get in? O_O

I bought these to redo my difs as I couldn't find any other kits that came with a new crush tube from repco/bursons or ebay.

http://locktup4x4.com.au/suzuki-sierra- ... t-411.html

However since then I have seen them for sale individually here:

http://www.trailtough.com/index.php?pag ... &Itemid=53

But ah well :).


I got a friend with a backlash gauge to actually set mine up correctly so I can't help you there :(. I believe the correct setting is between 0.1 and 0.2. Its mentioned in the sierra workshop manual.
Author:  zooky08 [ Sat Oct 15, 2011 7:43 pm ]
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I got my rebuild kit from lowrange, was about $110 before the money went to shit. Doesn't come with as much parts as the lockedup kit has though.

I assume 1l diff parts are the same as 1.3l
Author:  foolsp33d [ Sun Oct 16, 2011 2:39 am ]
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Cheers Zookey08!

No 1.0 gear hear.. (not currently fitted anyway)

will sus out lowrange, was hoping for a bearing number or the like, and get thru a bearing shop, but guess a 'kit form' might be easiest. What differs between the lowrange and locked up kit?

there is a few on the fleebay, comes with shims, crush sleeve, bearings etc, but run between 190-250 $$..

Did you do the refitment yourself?

edit: Thanx to Jazzor aswell, missed your links there buddy!! appreciated!! :D

as for the slop that got in there, breather goes into the back of the cab and stupid me thought 'meh, ill just vent it outside...' -NOT A WISE MOVE. heavy rain, daily driven,=diff full of crud-not oil!
Author:  stocker [ Sun Oct 16, 2011 5:13 am ]
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just putting it out there... but you might want to put some breathers on your diff...


Looks like alot of water and mud has been in there...
Author:  shakes [ Sun Oct 16, 2011 6:29 am ]
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stocker wrote:
just putting it out there... but you might want to put some breathers on your diff...


Looks like alot of water and mud has been in there...


foolsp33d wrote:
as for the slop that got in there, breather goes into the back of the cab and stupid me thought 'meh, ill just vent it outside...' -NOT A WISE MOVE. heavy rain, daily driven,=diff full of crud-not oil!


:helloo:
Author:  stocker [ Sun Oct 16, 2011 6:36 am ]
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Im More of a Pop up picture book guy ;)


Ohhhh prettyy pictures!!! ;)
Author:  Lockie666 [ Sun Oct 16, 2011 6:50 am ]
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Go to a diff place if your not sure how to set backlash and bearing preload properly. If you want to do it yourself you are going to need a micrometer and feel for the bearing preset, other than that it's easy.

You'd think a diff shop could set a diff properly, it's not always the case from my experience... So I guess doing it yourself is always going to be better
Author:  zooky08 [ Sun Oct 16, 2011 7:08 am ]
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foolsp33d wrote:
Cheers Zookey08!

No 1.0 gear hear.. (not currently fitted anyway)

will sus out lowrange, was hoping for a bearing number or the like, and get thru a bearing shop, but guess a 'kit form' might be easiest. What differs between the lowrange and locked up kit?

there is a few on the fleebay, comes with shims, crush sleeve, bearings etc, but run between 190-250 $$..

Did you do the refitment yourself?
Nah I didn't fit it, oozuk did when he put my lockers in.
I'll be doing it myself next time though to save a bit of money.
Make sure you get the preload right because you might end up with a stuff diff again

The difference between the kits are that the locked up on comes with ring gear bolts I think. And LROR doesn't.
Author:  cairns27 [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 1:12 am ]
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I've put my '87 lwb nt 1.3 into ARBCairns for front and rear diff lockers, and they think I should get the diffs rebuilt at the same time.

They are having trouble sourcing the kit.


Help please.

bye
Author:  zooky08 [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 1:18 am ]
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Lowrange has a hole rebuild kit. Or pm weaves nd he'll send some to you.
Author:  cairns27 [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:32 am ]
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So I've pm'm Weaves, but havn't seen him on this site today, it would be great if someone could pm me his phone number, so I can give it to ARB tomorrow, and just let them worry about it.

tar
Author:  zooky08 [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 8:50 am ]
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Not sure what the carrier bearing part numbers are but weaves gave me the part numbers for a pinion bearing which are 30306 and 30307.
Just walk into your local bearing place and ask for the bearings. They won't have a kit you'll have to buy each bearing separate.
You need 2 carrier bearings and a pinion seal and bearing I'm pretty sure.
If you would like a kit lowrange will get you one under a week
Author:  laurie [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 9:24 am ]
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zooky08 wrote:
Not sure what the carrier bearing part numbers are but weaves gave me the part numbers for a pinion bearing which are 30306 and 30307.
Just walk into your local bearing place and ask for the bearings. They won't have a kit you'll have to buy each bearing separate.
You need 2 carrier bearings and a pinion seal and bearing I'm pretty sure.
If you would like a kit lowrange will get you one under a week


carriers 17887 and 178831
Author:  cairns27 [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:03 am ]
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thanks for that, but I think they're having trouble getting seals,I've printed
lowrange's address of this site's business directory,but I was hoping to get it sorted in less than a week.

I gave the car to them 2 weeks autgo, and told they had a month to do it,but I just quit work, and want the vehicle back NOW.

bye
Author:  zooky08 [ Wed Nov 16, 2011 11:12 am ]
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Pinion seal u can get off eBay or suzistore. You'll have it in maybe 3 days. Bearings u can get straight away if you go to a bearing place.
I went nd got a pinion bearing today and ordered a seal should be here tomorrow.
All I did was walk in say what car nd model done deal walk out with a bearing :D
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