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http://nationaldrivetrain.com/shopsi.../ford_975.html
These are only listed at 184.95. Is that the correct thing??? If it is, it is a lot cheaper than I thought.
These are only listed at 184.95. Is that the correct thing??? If it is, it is a lot cheaper than I thought.
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Labor is the killer on this project. I'm doing the samething right now and the shops are charging between $400-$450.
I would recommend you buy the master overhaul kit, which has new bearings, shims, rear seal, crush sleeve and nut. All you get with your new ring and pinion is friction modifier. You will also need about 3 quarts of fluid. I also bought a new TA diff cover for extra security and ease of future diff oil changes.
Just a thought.
I would recommend you buy the master overhaul kit, which has new bearings, shims, rear seal, crush sleeve and nut. All you get with your new ring and pinion is friction modifier. You will also need about 3 quarts of fluid. I also bought a new TA diff cover for extra security and ease of future diff oil changes.
Just a thought.