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jeepsterjim
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OK, glad your up and running. the "ramp" is the V area that the shaft rides in? two pics show wear but if not to bad can one simply file the worn part down flush?
I was amazed at how much filing debri came out of the threaded holes. Before dissembling, the two case pieces looked to have a very wide gap. Like maybe the unit was not tighten up correctly. I was also looking for alignment markings. Instead I found over 5 punch random punch marks so I made a straight across marks with a sharp chisel. Unti still may be out 180 but not from me, LOL. I have a series 4 P/L but it's a 19 spline unit. Wonder if changing out the 19 spline gears to the 30 spline would give a better unit then this after-market one. regardless, I still would need a new clutch pak. I will post pic of the other half of the case and the clutch pak asap. OH----looked into those P/L's for the d-27's-----all are right hand thread. KRAP! still might be worth getting for the clutch pak, cross shats, and cones. herm wants around 350.
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oldtime
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You can find old stock DS clutch packs for $120
Those bolts possibly came that way from the aftermarket mfg. along with the tap shavings ? Can you post pic of a bolt head so I can see the markings ? I have never filed on any of the ramps. I would leave em be unless deep gouged. If case halves are misaligned 180* upon re-assembly you can easily tell because the bolts will begin to bind long before they are tight.
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jeepsterjim
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looks as if Nitro gear maybe selling this P/L look alike unit. At their site one can see that the case bolts have star washers. No ID numbers though.
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jeepsterjim
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OK, here's the bolts as requested. Also shows the other half of the case.
You can see the wear pattern in the "V" area as well. On the bottom machined area there are indents from? the bolts along with the other half of the case has the letters AM in them. Nitro gear maybe the ones selling this unit. I am trying to contact them but keep getting their answering machine.
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jeepsterjim
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OK more pics
This is a 30 spline set up for a series 3. This is a "AFTER MARKET" OVERSEAS MADE P/L. Fits a 1971 D-44 flanged 30 spline rear diff Wear looks OK?????
showing 30 spline gear going through "hub?" Is this the same set up as what Spicer P/L has? Pic...shows gears.....are the gears good? Pics of spined gears and back to "HUB?" is this the same gears as SPICER P/L? More gears pics.....any good? Input is important since all the above parts are made overseas. Knowing if Spicer Dana P/L parts can interchange is important too. |
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jeepsterjim
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Pic show front and back side of what I call a hub/cup....ya it's not correct, LOL Clutch pack Left side clutches are from a genuine Spicer P/L------ right side clutches are the overseas version They look the same BUT the 2 cone washers on the overseas version are nearly flat. It does appear that a Spicer clutch pack would work. Edited by jeepsterjim - 25 July 2020 at 2:28am |
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oldtime
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Never saw any case bolts like those before.
The case ramps look like normal wear to me but the casting gouges on the clutch face are not typical. DS 30 spline Model 44 Powr Loks used two different styles of side gear. The one from early 1960’s we’re 2 piece side gears plus the side gear cup. Later DS versions have 1 piece side gears as shown in your pic. Most side gear wear is noted where the gear teeth contact the cup AKA cup gouges. Your pinion mate gears and side gears look in really good shape from what I can see. If you have no deep striations not any fingernail deep scratches on the clutch plates they are acceptable for further service.
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Currently building my final F-134 powered 3B .
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jeepsterjim
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Here's a better pic of the clutch plates. upper center is the cone and one of the two plates is supposed to be cone shaped too.....both are darn flat. |
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jeepsterjim
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This P/L was made in India. Some say randy's differential made them but one can find them for sale through Nitro Gear for under 600.00. Still trying to find out how well they hold up. Nobody down here has parts OR don't know that Spicer parts will work.
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I needed a clutch pack and cross shafts for the P/L 4 series uint that will go into the D-30 Frt. diff. Found aftermarket overseas stuff but proved expensive and there is that quality issue.
QTM had NOS series 4 P/L units for the D-25/27's at a fair price and the clutch pack and cross shaft is "suppose" to be the same as the D-30's P/L. I bought one and SAVED a good a amount of cash and came out with NOS parts. A win win deal for me. The unit looks near in perfect shape. Came with the manual and sticker. One more step closer!!!!! MAYBE
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I have a 1963 F-134 motor, rear motor plate, and bell housing that will be used in my 2A. QUESTION: what are the six 5/16 bolt holes for? Neither the plate or bell housing has the bolt holes for them. Was this some sort of military thing which requires special parts? SEE PIC Edited by jeepsterjim - 16 Aug. 2020 at 1:50am |
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No ONE? I''ve searched with no results.
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Rus Curtis
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I haven't started any searches yet, but I know there are people in this thread that already know. But here's my .02 cents worth.
I've got one F-head. I can't see anything in those holes. The backing plate matches the bell housing and mates the housing to the back of the engine. If you can do that, I'm not sure if those holes will matter much.
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Joe Friday
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The picture looks very similar to one of Wes Knettles photos from willysmjeeps.
I believe that block would have been from an M38A1 Military Jeep with the waterproof bellhousing. A post on WillysMJeeps should get you the answer you are seeking.
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jeepsterjim
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I saw the rig that the motor was pulled from which was about 2 hours before I showed up and it came out of a 1963 CJ-5. There is no rear freeze plug on the motor.
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jeepsterjim
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UPDATE:
Jay----"Deer chaser" found some pics of at least part of the puzzle. It might be the total puzzle. THANKS JAY.....owe you a Filipes Pizza in Napa. This rear motor plate has the extra 6 holes in it. SEE PICS This would be the "inside" portion of the plate. I went out and looked at the F-134 and the 6 holes are not threaded so the bolts may thread into the rectangle welded plates from the outside in. It's hard to tell in the pic. This is the side the goes flush to the block. Edited by jeepsterjim - 17 Aug. 2020 at 1:55am |
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Ol' Unreliable
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The plate appears to have been painted OD at one time, implying M-38A1 origin--to me, anyway.
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There's a reason it's called Ol' Unreliable
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jeepsterjim
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Yes......From the little what I have learned this plate was designed for the M38, M38A1, & ? waterproof clutch assembly. Still not sure if it took a special bellhousing though. |
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