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Old 7th January 2015, 06:20 PM
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Default sierra diff driveshaft bearings?

can anyone tell how you change bearings and seals on rear diff, I assume there's a special tool for unlocking castellated outer part, I tried gently tapping round but snapped one off. Is it left or right handed thread?
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Old 7th January 2015, 06:34 PM
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did you remove the locking plate?

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yes I did that! what next?
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I believe you need this: http://www.fordscorpio.co.uk/manual/...ffOverhaul.pdf
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I've bought another diff and installed a Quaife ATB LSD in it. Getting the castellated nut thingies out was the hardest part of the job in my case. Here's a tool I made:



That's the fourth version. The previous ones had the nut welded just on the inside, then additionally a couple of tacks outside, then more, and finally this full weld. Anything less than a full weld and the nut did not stay attached to the plate for more than about one turn of the nut. I had to strap the diff to a big plank and turn the nut with a ~1.5 metre pipe. The o-ring got caked in place and sheared and crumbled as I undid the one of the nuts.
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cheers albert, not really looking forward to doing that now!
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I've bought another diff and installed a Quaife ATB LSD in it. Getting the castellated nut thingies out was the hardest part of the job in my case. Here's a tool I made:
There was a brief discussion on ATB in sierras on either the FSOC or XROC forum this week..

I think the consensus was that the Plate diff suited the sierra better. Although I can't fully recall the thread.

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