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1996 K1500 Pickup 5.7 147K Miles
Well I decicded to change most of the fluids on the truck (Trans,Frt Axle,Transfer Case,Cooling system and Rear diff). All was going well until I popped the cover on the rear diff and noticed some small metal pieces on the magnet. I did a good inspection looking for the source of the metal and noticed a fine tooth gear just to the left of the flywieghts on the Eaton clutch is missing some teeth. ( Hope I got that right, don't know alot about Diffs) This hasn't caused me any troubles so far but I was wondering if it is dangerous to just ignore this. If this will only cause me to lose the "locking" feature of the rear end, then I am not to worried. I guess my question is could this cause more damage to the rear end if I just refill it with gear lube and ignore it? The rest of the Diff looks to be in great shape. |
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Re: Eaton Clutch missing teeth
If you do not need or want the anti/spin lock.
You could leave it as is or. To be on the safe side you could pull out the little barrel shaped flipper and the small shaft. MT
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Remember proper testing gives us the answer to many problems. MT |
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Re: Eaton Clutch missing teeth
Thanks for the info and such a quick reply MT, that definitely puts my mind at ease.
Much appreciated !! |
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