Hi all,
just rebuilding the half shafts. Annoyingly I had a page saved that had the parts numbered 10 on this picture - I can no longer find the saved page! If anyone can point me in the right direction, that would be great.
Hi all,
just rebuilding the half shafts. Annoyingly I had a page saved that had the parts numbered 10 on this picture - I can no longer find the saved page! If anyone can point me in the right direction, that would be great.
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I do not understand what you are seeking.
The photo you posted shows the cork seal, the spring steel washer and the screw on endcap. It depicts them in the locations they are to be installed.
again, I do not understand what you are seeking.
Larry
Hi Larry,
I should of been clearer - the picture I attached is a generic picture, but the same principle. I need the parts shown on 10, but for a Mangusta shaft, so cork washer, metal washer and cap.
Those halfshafts are sold and used by Lift-A-Loft. Maybe you can get parts from them.
DICK RUZZIN
Chris,
I believe that I posted where I found these little kits....in my "Oops I'm doing it again" post where I documented the resto/redo of the #878 engine compartment, new engine, and adventures..... I do not have that info handy at this time, but the kits were inexpensive and once I had the part number, relatively easy to find.
Cheers!
Some Pantera parts vendors have otherwise junk halfshafts in their 'Possibles" pile. Call around- all the parts you need do is mostly keep freshly greased halfshafts from slinging excess grease around the engine compartment. I've not tried but quite a few machines from the '60s-'70s used much the same parts- TVR Griffen etc and you might get lucky on the thread size. Sometimes the cork ring is instead a felt ring.
Thanks all, will get searching!
OK, in the "I don't throw enough away department" I found my original receipt for my axle seal kits WAY down at the bottom of the pile of receipts I put away!!!
I apologize as I did NOT put the info in my "Oops" post.....just a picture of a halfshaft! Lotta good that does......brain is telling me that I took pictures of the kits and the job.....I can't find pictures.......! Bad brain no biscuit!
OK, you want a "D3A" "dust cap" kit. About $13 in 2009!
I got mine from Drive Line Service of Concord, Pittsburg CA. www.driveline-service.com 925-427-1200
More notes....I have a "Small Parts" list (J300P-9) page 13 from www.dana.com of "Dust Cap Assemblies" Fits both 1350 and 1410 series halfshaft I presume....various dimensions of shaft parts/splines... Not exactly sure which one this is but both take the same kit.
You will get a new threaded cap, cork seal, and some sort of a backing washer.
Ebay has them to if you search Spicer D3A still around $13!
Cheers!
Steve
Thanks very much Steve, thats perfect! I knew I'd seen them somewhere, I think it was from your post !
BEAUTIMOUS!!!!
Steve