Reply to "Ring Gear Safety Wire"

Coz (Guest)

Make sure you check !!!!
I am rebuilding my GT5 and decided to check while the ZF was out of the car. I found all 10 of the bolt heads laying on the bottom. All had been sheered off. Lucky for me, nothing was hurt.
A 60.00 fix just saved me thousands.

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Originally posted by Stosh:
I've read a lot about the importance of safety wiring the ring gear on the ZF. Is there any way to check if it's been safetied with the tranny in the car? There are no odd noises or problems w/the transmission, but I'd rather be safe than sorry! Thanks!

7/30/0112:05 AM

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