Hi all
Car...89 wagon D/R 5 speed ea82 non turbo.
Now for the Q.
I need to replace the gas tank...so have to drop the diff from what
I understand.
I was looking at the bracket that holds the diff to the car...it looks like there is
a rubber bushing in it...is this true?
And if thats what it is...it looks to bad in very bad shape.
SOOOO...is it a rubber bushing? If so...does anyone know where
I can get a new one?? :-\
Thanks for any help with this.
MOOOO
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Rear Diff question
Started by
madkow007
, Apr 30 2004 10:12 PM
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Posted 01 May 2004 - 03:49 AM
It is a rubber bushing, but it's molded right into the hanger. I haven't personally seen one go bad except in situations where the hanger is bent, and the rubber stayed at a funny angle for a long time.
Only way I could see to replace it is to replace the whole hanger. Likely it's just fine tho. I wouldn't worry about it. You could fill in the holes in the rubber with urethane if you wanted.
GD
Only way I could see to replace it is to replace the whole hanger. Likely it's just fine tho. I wouldn't worry about it. You could fill in the holes in the rubber with urethane if you wanted.
GD
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Posted 01 May 2004 - 06:08 AM
Thanks GD
That makes me feel better
Must be the rubber is chewed up on the edges some is all.
That solves problum
That makes me feel better
Must be the rubber is chewed up on the edges some is all.
That solves problum
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Posted 01 May 2004 - 09:36 AM
im kinda in the same boat on this one, i need to drain and drop the tank, its been sitting for 6 years and prolly has more water than gas in it, strangly enuff, the car still runs on it.
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Posted 01 May 2004 - 11:18 AM
it maight look like its separated, but that is how its supposed to be. you will understand once you have it apart.
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Posted 01 May 2004 - 03:24 PM
Yes...thank you Miles
I see how it is now...kinda like the ones in the mustash bar.
This sure is turning into a messy job...lol
I should have checked that the contaner that I was draining the
gas into didn't leak better...kitty litter...garage floors best friend
(next to a good seal)
I see how it is now...kinda like the ones in the mustash bar.
This sure is turning into a messy job...lol
I should have checked that the contaner that I was draining the
gas into didn't leak better...kitty litter...garage floors best friend
(next to a good seal)
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