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#55221 01/18/2006 8:16 PM
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Well, Dang-o, I roasted my pinion gear on my '62 C-10 2wd. Bad, it can sit in gear with the motor running and not move. Does anyone have a bead on where I can get my hands on a ring and pinion plus install kit at an affordable price? eek

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Do you have the original drop out diff. If so 1955-62 PU will interchange. Is it a stick or auto trans?


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#55223 01/18/2006 9:26 PM
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ras4jeep,

Not to question your post, but is what you say possible. What did the rig sound like moments before it wouldn't move anymore.

I could see maybe a broken axle. A ring and pinion catastrophe would have given you tons of clues way before it would have caused the rig not to move, and loud clues at that.


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#55224 01/18/2006 9:32 PM
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Well it did give me some clues. On average I commute 40 miles 1 way to work. That particular morn, she decided to be loud and grinding the whole way in, Normally I would have parked and towed her home, but I cannot be late for work, being in the military. I managed to make it most of the way to a friends house before she quit. ans I have already opened up the rear end. Ewww nasty looking. Pile of shredded steel at the bottom.

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Yeah she has the original drop out front with a manual tranny

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ras4jeep,

Now I know! Thanks...I was late for a mid watch when I was in the navy. Thirty days restriction to base...what a [censored]!

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For a replacement, try Tom Meyer in Miami, OK. His number should be in the archives, accessible through search.

Edited due to a major brain cramp on my part.


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A center section from a 55-62 will fit. Post an add in parts wanted. Someone close by probably has one.


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#55229 01/19/2006 12:16 AM
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If you can't find one near you I can help.


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D'oh! Sorry about that - when I see an Eaton rear end question, I automatically think of the H05x/7x axles...my bad... frown


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#55231 01/19/2006 5:45 PM
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Yeah i am in the navy up here as well. See what I can dig up. Push come to shove, I will call Border Parts down in San Diego, He has alway's had what I need at an affordable price.


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