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D44 parts

Skiddy

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anyone know what else I may need and a good place to get them? I know I will find out more when I take it all apart. this is the last time I rebuild this D44:mad:
 

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5001craig

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What exactly do you need? I have parts on the shelf. Cheap.
 

DirtDonk

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Wow, munch-a-rama there!
What kind of diff is inside, and what did you do to it?

Paul
 
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Skiddy

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Not sure what traction devise or is, a limited slip of some kind. I did find a couple litte springs inside.
Going to put a Detroit. Question will I need to reset up my gears if I use all the same shims?
 

sykanr0ng

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Not sure what traction devise or is, a limited slip of some kind. I did find a couple litte springs inside.
Going to put a Detroit. Question will I need to reset up my gears if I use all the same shims?

With any carrier other than the one in it yes.
The manufacturing tolerances are good, but they use shims to make up the difference.

Slop leads to broken gears.
 

JWMcCrary

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I would leave the pinion alone and adjust the shims for backlash with the new carrier and check it. Most likely if it was good enough before it will give an acceptable pattern with the new carrier.
 
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