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Graplr 06-22-2023 11:48 AM

Axle Depth in Rear Diff Question
 
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Hi all,
I put new axles on. The old ones had a single thin washer. I swapped it over and could not get the c-clip to fasten. It appeared the axle was not able to get far enough in to the diff. So I took the washer off and the c-clip went on easily. Now I'm worried the axle is too far in to the housing. Can you tell from looking at the picture? There is space, but not much.

Frank Reiner 06-22-2023 12:41 PM

The washers are selective; the objective is to wind up with zero clearance. If the c-clip can be installed & rotated, but there is no discernible axle end play, the objective has been met.

Graplr 06-22-2023 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Frank Reiner (Post 4281267)
The washers are selective; the objective is to wind up with zero clearance. If the c-clip can be installed & rotated, but there is no discernible axle end play, the objective has been met.

Perfect description. Thank you.

Diesel911 06-27-2023 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frank Reiner (Post 4281267)
The washers are selective; the objective is to wind up with zero clearance. If the c-clip can be installed & rotated, but there is no discernible axle end play, the objective has been met.

Perfect description.


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