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#526592 04/09/2009 5:51 PM
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I would like to find a gasket set for my '53,6100,two speed
rear axle.Any sugestions?


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Yea I got two.
Get some gasket material and make it
or silicone.
I know that's not what your looking for but I doubt if anyone makes it, at least I haven't seen it


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Hy PapaJ, Fel-Pro p/n RDS5050, 10 holes for the cover, p/n RDS11855, 10 hole for between the diff. and housing, that's if it has the rear end it left the factory with. If you could post some dimensions and number of holes I could possibly confirm, hope that helps.

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That gasket has come before... let me do a search and get back.


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I think this was the post I was looking for:

https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Board=5&Number=439777&Searchpage=1&Main=60670&Words=%26quot%3B5049%26quot%3B&topic=0&Search=true#Post439777


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What I really need is gaskets for the side diffs.


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We have been using RTV instead of gaskets for many years on our over the road trucks. Eaton and Meritor uses it from the factory. For a quick fix 30 to 50 years ago, we used to loosen the diff a little, wrap cotton string around the whole thing 4 or 5 times and retighten the diff. It would usually hold longer than gaskets.

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Hy PapaJ if you're looking for the axle flange gaskets, measure the outside diameter of your axle, and the number of bolts retaining them, and post that info here and I can figure it out for you, or you could just use silicone.

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It could be splitter for the two speed that is leaking,Haven't
had a chance to clean it off yet.


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