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Are there gaskets available for the following 2 rear diff/axel applications? The first is located on the back side of the axel and is sandwiched between the axel flange and a light gauge flange shield(?) and is held in place by the wheel studs. The second is a gasket to go between the backing plate and the differential’s axel tube flange. Not sure about this one as the backing plates were riveted on originally. Picture might help if the terminology is incorrect.
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Gone to Chevy’’s of the 40, American Classics, and JC’s… not seeing either
As always, thanks for any thoughts or advice,
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Great to see that you are back at it again Mr. Dodson! Looking good. I am just reassembling my body for test fit before paint. 2012 could be my year!

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If you find or make this gasket, scan it and email it to me, and I'll put it up on my Gasket Pattern website "The Gasket Exchange"
There is an email link on the site you can use to mail the file.

I'm Just getting started with this.

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I have searched everywhere and to no avail.
I saw a gasket on the axel tube for a late model truck's rear. I guess the question is, when the parts are OE metal to metal a gasket in not necessary, but would the modification of the piece(s) being now removable (i.e. rivets cut off and nut and bolted together) change the need for a gasket?
Kurt, I interesting idea of a gasket exchange. I will make them and send you a scan when it is done.


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Cavebull,

Great. I'll start a section for you series truck. Be sure to include the part number and applicable years if you know them.


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I ordered them from Obsolete. (www.obschevy.com) They have the front & back side.

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Hey Dave46,
I am looking and not having the luck. Can you help an idot out here and point me directly to it?
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A day and a half of searching and found the large axle flange gasket under the following at the Filling Station.

Part Number: AF-365
BRAKE DRUM GASKETS
6 lug front or rear
1929-48 Passenger (exc. HB,JB);
1929-59 1/2 Ton Truck;
1960-66 1/2 Ton Truck (exc. 4WD)
Replaces 476518 (4-1/16 ID x 6-9/16 OD)


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Once you look for brake drum gasket they are eveywhere, even a post earlier this year. They are being discussed for a different application though (front of flange between it and the drum, not behind it). Looks like there is a need for 6 not 2 as originally suspected.
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Cavebull,

Be sure to send me a scan of the gasket when you get it, I need to cut some for myself. I'll also put it up on my site.

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In Obsolete, it is in their rear axel section.
5.399 Axle Housing #BG10286
5.508 Axle to Carrier #BG10019

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There we go, thanks Dave. I have the worst luck navigating on that site. It is a shame as are one more gun in the old truck arsenal.
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