Rear End Help
#1
Rear End Help
Hello,
I have a 2000 Mustang Gt Convert
I am currently rebuilding the rear-end and this is my first rear end. I understand tools and can rebuild engines.
I have looked around and found a few good How-To articles but they all show rebuilding the rear-end using the Ford tool to measure pinion depth,
Is there any good articles with pictures that don't use this tool?
Haynes manual?
Can you rent the Ford tool or tool like it?
What are you guys using, (basically Im looking for a picture of like where your putting the tool and how you measured the depth)
Thanks for the help
I have a 2000 Mustang Gt Convert
I am currently rebuilding the rear-end and this is my first rear end. I understand tools and can rebuild engines.
I have looked around and found a few good How-To articles but they all show rebuilding the rear-end using the Ford tool to measure pinion depth,
Is there any good articles with pictures that don't use this tool?
Haynes manual?
Can you rent the Ford tool or tool like it?
What are you guys using, (basically Im looking for a picture of like where your putting the tool and how you measured the depth)
Thanks for the help
#3
Fantastic write up!
http://www.lonestarstangs.com/forum/...ars-26778.html
It addresses your question about how to measure pinion depth. No really "special" tools needed.
http://www.lonestarstangs.com/forum/...ars-26778.html
It addresses your question about how to measure pinion depth. No really "special" tools needed.
Last edited by WannaBeGearHead; 03-04-2010 at 03:22 PM.
#4
Thanks for the responses, that is a pretty good write up
Ok couples things, I didn't mark the bearing caps of the driveshaft, will I be able to tell which side is what on the bearing caps?
I am installing all new bearings, ring/pinion, T-loc diff
Ok couples things, I didn't mark the bearing caps of the driveshaft, will I be able to tell which side is what on the bearing caps?
I am installing all new bearings, ring/pinion, T-loc diff
#5
Next time mark 'em, I use a center punch and place matching dots on the cap and seat...
#7