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grandad

posted on 28/12/07 at 06:22 PM Reply With Quote
diff washer plates!!!

hi Guys

firstly thanks to anyone that has given me advice to date as all advice has been spot on and helpful.

i have just removed the trailing arms from the diff, there seems to be 3 x washer plates pairing up the blots that hold the arms into the diff. are these needed when re-installing the arms (i had to cut the head of of two blots and cut through the washer plate). are these needed (yes or no) and if yes can normal washers be used???

cheers Guys and a happy new year to you all.

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mark chandler

posted on 28/12/07 at 11:08 PM Reply With Quote
Bit more info required, what axle/diff ?
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JoelP

posted on 28/12/07 at 11:09 PM Reply With Quote
from another thread its a sierra diff.

Bin the damaged ones, refit with regular single washers.

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grandad

posted on 29/12/07 at 08:40 AM Reply With Quote
sorry in a bit of a hurry last night.

its a sierra diff, off a 2 litre 2wd GLS.
i think the above post answers my question.

cheers

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mcerd1

posted on 29/12/07 at 11:20 AM Reply With Quote
do you mean the lock washers where the driveshafts bolt on ??

there is 1 shown bellow (next to part G)


I'd get the right ones as they help stop the bolts from working lose - ford still sell them if you don't have a decent set - you only need 12 for the whole car

-Robert


[Edited on 29/12/07 by mcerd1]

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JoelP

posted on 29/12/07 at 12:20 PM Reply With Quote
no need if he tightens them properly and uses threadlock (as advised on another thread). Having the washers joined in pairs isnt going to make a vast difference, if it gets to the point where the washer is free to rotate then the bolt is on its way out anyway!
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mcerd1

posted on 3/1/08 at 11:50 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by JoelP
no need if he tightens them properly and uses threadlock (as advised on another thread). Having the washers joined in pairs isnt going to make a vast difference, if it gets to the point where the washer is free to rotate then the bolt is on its way out anyway!

fair points - but they are avalible new from ford if anyone wants them (or they were last year anyway)

actually I think I've got some spare old ones somewhere - I have a look if anyone wants some

[Edited on 3/1/08 by mcerd1]

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