As it says FINALLY got around to pulling the gear box and craking the case to add my Quaife LSD. only to find out I forgot to order a seal so the install will be a bit longer than i hoped But i can find other things to put on the car while I wait
Just wanted to give a shout out to the Folks that helped my pull this together
Chalon Mumphrey
Perfect Circle Autosport (Quaife LSD reseller)
www.pc-autosport.com
Sekred for pointing me in the direction of the bearings...
Dave S in the UK my hook up for bearings
Steve at Tascaparts dot com for the bolts and shims a few of the parts ford released ..
So here we go in pictures
Tranny Is OUT it is a very tight fit and you need to remove the drivers side mount completely off the car and off the Transmission to have room to drop it out.
Flywheel is a hefty Dual mass and clutch and pressure plate here
Bellhousing end with input shaft and throw out bearing
Case is opened
Other side of case open and gear set about to be removed
Looking into the removed case you can see the yellow oil return tray and the blackish this and the bottom is a magnet to collect metal particals (green arrows pointing to it)
Next 2 are the throw out bearing side view and front view it looks a little blueish but made no noise when it was removed so it will go back in
Here are the Gear sets and the Rev gear is the single gear with arm attached near shift selector as well as the factory Diff with gear on and the Quaife Diff
Factory open Diff
Quaife Diff with Bearing install tool and ring gear fitted and torqued to spec
Quaife with bearing install tool sitting atop.
The main reason I am waiting on a seal is I did not understand that to get a preload or shim spacer reading I would need to remove the seal to drive out the bearing race and install my new bearing race. (Duh) in the past I have been able to just use feeler gauges to figure out the required spacer needs this one required a little more work and a Dail indicator .. AS it turned out I could have gotten by with the same spacer shim that was in there and reused the seal and bearing race as the Shim came out to the same as what was in there LOL Oh well this way i have new bearings and races as well as a new seal ...
A note on the Seal best I can tell is our car uses the same seal and the MTX75 trans and the MMT6 as well as the VXT75 figured this out by cross referencing the Numbers on the Seals which are (F437A) (93ZT-3K169-A9C)
I have a few on order to make sure they do indeed fit
Just wanted to give a shout out to the Folks that helped my pull this together
Chalon Mumphrey
Perfect Circle Autosport (Quaife LSD reseller)
www.pc-autosport.com
Sekred for pointing me in the direction of the bearings...
Dave S in the UK my hook up for bearings
Steve at Tascaparts dot com for the bolts and shims a few of the parts ford released ..
So here we go in pictures
Tranny Is OUT it is a very tight fit and you need to remove the drivers side mount completely off the car and off the Transmission to have room to drop it out.
Flywheel is a hefty Dual mass and clutch and pressure plate here
Bellhousing end with input shaft and throw out bearing
Case is opened
Other side of case open and gear set about to be removed
Looking into the removed case you can see the yellow oil return tray and the blackish this and the bottom is a magnet to collect metal particals (green arrows pointing to it)
Next 2 are the throw out bearing side view and front view it looks a little blueish but made no noise when it was removed so it will go back in
Here are the Gear sets and the Rev gear is the single gear with arm attached near shift selector as well as the factory Diff with gear on and the Quaife Diff
Factory open Diff
Quaife Diff with Bearing install tool and ring gear fitted and torqued to spec
Quaife with bearing install tool sitting atop.
The main reason I am waiting on a seal is I did not understand that to get a preload or shim spacer reading I would need to remove the seal to drive out the bearing race and install my new bearing race. (Duh) in the past I have been able to just use feeler gauges to figure out the required spacer needs this one required a little more work and a Dail indicator .. AS it turned out I could have gotten by with the same spacer shim that was in there and reused the seal and bearing race as the Shim came out to the same as what was in there LOL Oh well this way i have new bearings and races as well as a new seal ...
A note on the Seal best I can tell is our car uses the same seal and the MTX75 trans and the MMT6 as well as the VXT75 figured this out by cross referencing the Numbers on the Seals which are (F437A) (93ZT-3K169-A9C)
I have a few on order to make sure they do indeed fit