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8 3/4 & Dana Rebuild book? #1368212
01/11/13 05:29 PM
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Does anyone know if there is a step by step book on how to rebuild a 8 3/4 and Dana rear ends. Thanks

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Re: 8 3/4 & Dana Rebuld book? [Re: The Dodge Guy] #1368213
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There were dealer serviceman special technical books on that. I don't know how much more info they offer than the manual.

I have a 1971 Rear Axle Part II Master Technicians pamphlet/book. It really isn't much more than the Factory Service Manual.

Some of those books had slideshows that went with them. Barry Washington has some of that stuff on his http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/ website.

Here some video of those slideshows but no Diff stuff: http://www.youtube.com/user/1970Hamtramck

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Re: 8 3/4 & Dana Rebuld book? [Re: The Dodge Guy] #1368214
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Re: 8 3/4 & Dana Rebuld book? [Re: RobX4406] #1368215
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This is what I used, it was suggested by IIRC, Quicksilver. It is from a 4X4 site, but Dana 60 just the same, & it's raiser to understand than a FSM.
http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/Gear_Setup/


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Re: 8 3/4 & Dana Rebuld book? [Re: Flite_727] #1368216
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The Bill Vista article is one of the best for a dana, I used it to build my Jana 76. Tim


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Re: 8 3/4 & Dana Rebuld book? [Re: astjp2] #1368217
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This is the best manual I found on the subject:

http://www.ringpinion.com/Content/HowTo/...nstructions.pdf

No manual properly addresses ring gear installation, however.

Please don't clamp the carrier in the jaws of a vise to torque ring gear bolts. Simply hold the carrier in a press.

Re: 8 3/4 & Dana Rebuld book? [Re: DoctorDiff] #1368218
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Quote:

This is the best manual I found on the subject:

http://www.ringpinion.com/Content/HowTo/...nstructions.pdf

No manual properly addresses ring gear installation, however.

Please don't clamp the carrier in the jaws of a vise to torque ring gear bolts. Simply hold the carrier in a press.




Why not??? What if you put a block of wood on each side??? I don't have a press, but need to torque these bolts. All I have is a vise.

Re: 8 3/4 & Dana Rebuld book? [Re: mopowers] #1368219
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Quote:

Quote:

This is the best manual I found on the subject:

http://www.ringpinion.com/Content/HowTo/...nstructions.pdf

No manual properly addresses ring gear installation, however.

Please don't clamp the carrier in the jaws of a vise to torque ring gear bolts. Simply hold the carrier in a press.




Why not??? What if you put a block of wood on each side??? I don't have a press, but need to torque these bolts. All I have is a vise.




???

Re: 8 3/4 & Dana Rebuld book? [Re: mopowers] #1368220
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Sure. If you have a vise that will open wide enough for a differential, but you don't have a press, you can make curved wooden shoes to hold the carrier without marring it.







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