What Other Parts Are Needed To Install 4.10 Gears?
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What Other Parts Are Needed To Install 4.10 Gears?
I just received my Motorsport 4.10 gears today(thanks videoman). I was wondering what other parts do I need to complete the install? I was wondering if I need a new bearing set, or can I just re-use the old bearings?
Thanks, HANKFAN
Thanks, HANKFAN
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You will need too many parts, so you just better make me a good deal on those gears 
Ford part#N811024-S100/ pinion nut better get 2 of them
Pinion seal forgot the # make sure it's for the 9.75
If you have a nice bearing puller you will not need the pinion bearing, but you do need the shim behind it
Last you need a VERY CLEAN can to catch the gear oil. This is 100,000 mile oil do not change it. If you do make sure you get the ford replacement oil(about $50-$60 BUCKS)
Good Luck, and may the Gear God's be with you.
Also your wife might not let you in the house for a week, because of the SMELL
One last cool tip: you can get ARP studs for the 8.8 or Dana 60, and these will fit your 9.75
[This message has been edited by JIGAWATT (edited 07-27-2000).]
Ford part#N811024-S100/ pinion nut better get 2 of them
Pinion seal forgot the # make sure it's for the 9.75
If you have a nice bearing puller you will not need the pinion bearing, but you do need the shim behind it
Last you need a VERY CLEAN can to catch the gear oil. This is 100,000 mile oil do not change it. If you do make sure you get the ford replacement oil(about $50-$60 BUCKS)
Good Luck, and may the Gear God's be with you.
Also your wife might not let you in the house for a week, because of the SMELL
One last cool tip: you can get ARP studs for the 8.8 or Dana 60, and these will fit your 9.75
[This message has been edited by JIGAWATT (edited 07-27-2000).]
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HankFan
The only thing I brought in was a check book. I took the L in to an expert and for $600 everything was done by someone who has installed 4.10's on an L and knew that he needed to cut down some shims to make the proper fit.
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Jim
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AIM 2" drop shackles, Mobile1 w/FilterMag, clear corners
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The only thing I brought in was a check book. I took the L in to an expert and for $600 everything was done by someone who has installed 4.10's on an L and knew that he needed to cut down some shims to make the proper fit.
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Jim
jim@jimshaw.cc
Black 00, Swanson Chip (Superchip re-burn is on the way)
super whites, Airaid w/10" Big Mouth filter, chrome wheels
AIM 2" drop shackles, Mobile1 w/FilterMag, clear corners
2000 E320, 1993 Cobra R, 1959 Corvette, 1949 Plymouth Coupe
Looking for a better paying job to support my L
[This message has been edited by FORDSALES (edited 07-28-2000).]
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If you go to a different gear manufacter you will need a lot more.
12 Ring Bolts
2 Carrier bearings
2 Pinion bearings
1 Pinion seal
1 Crush sleeve
1 Pinion nut
1 Gasket
1 Shim kit to adjust depth and backlash
12 Ring Bolts
2 Carrier bearings
2 Pinion bearings
1 Pinion seal
1 Crush sleeve
1 Pinion nut
1 Gasket
1 Shim kit to adjust depth and backlash
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Where did you find Ford 4.10 gears at. Man I can't find them anywhere. I've checked every discontinued nook and cranny possible.
