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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Well......I guess I was Lucky that the car didn't have a posi unit in it when I bought it (if it did I probably wouldn't have taken it apart)

.......After getting a posi unit and dropping the rear end off at Chassis Service for installation........... .........I go over there today and I was shown what was going on in the assy...........In disassembly the shaft that has to be removed to get the axles out was marred and scored so bad it to be cut off with a cut off wheel to get it out......also the rear was filled with motor oil rather than heavy weight oil.......and both axles are shot in the bearing area..........so......New Ring and pinion, bearings , and axles are on their way........Darn$$$$$$$</div></div>

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That'll buff right out! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/grin.gif[/img]

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Better call the guy you sold the motor to and tell him to make sure the gear oil didn't wind up on the wrong end.

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Surprised there weren't banana peels in there... or was that sawdust the oldtimers used to fix a noisy rear diff? [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/hmmm.gif[/img]

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holy crap your having all the fun !!!

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Yikes!!

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Got the Dyna-mat installed today.......Got the front sway bar re-installed......and the new fuse panel from American Autowire installed along with all new wiring started........Engine/Trans go's in tomorrow....


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Ken

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Started out the day with the goal of getting the Holley pan on and getting the engine test fit in the car.........I anticipate having to notch the pan for the steering linkage so I just bolted it on with a couple of bolts........the Camaro also comes with a pretty neat oil cooler, if I have the room I'm going to try and keep that option as with the Holley pan there is a reduced oil capacity and it would be only a good thing..........The cooler uses engine coolant and circulates it and the oil thru the Heat exchanger to cool the oil.....the fitting that feeds the coolant to the unit is on the side of the block and it was going to be in the way of the Dirty Dingo slider mounts......so .....when taking everything off and removing the fitting........the threads &quot;Galled&quot; up and created another issue to be corrected downstream........LOL........


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Ken

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Aluminum threads are very sensitive......

&quot;Gall&quot; Darn it.

Ryan

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An easy fix for you....if you got past the NU-Yawker....everything else is a piece of cake [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

Dan