Solid differential cover for Dana 44
06-18-2011 | 09:39 PM
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Solid differential cover for Dana 44
I have a differential cover for a Dana 44 from Solid for sale. The cover is used. It has been repainted as shown. It comes with the hardware shown.
$40+shipping
$40+shipping
Last edited by tgrt; 06-30-2011 at 07:11 AM.
06-19-2011 | 07:16 AM
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It worked fine. It's worth noting that although it's tight it does fit with a locker equipped Dana 44.
The reason I'm replacing it is that after my last change I had a leak. I re-did it and still had a leak. I bought a new cover thinking it possibly might be an issue. However, the problem turned out to be some RTV in a couple of holes that kept the fasteners from going in all the way. It seemed tight but it was enough to let it to seep really slowly.
I still have a Solid cover on my front axle.
The reason I'm replacing it is that after my last change I had a leak. I re-did it and still had a leak. I bought a new cover thinking it possibly might be an issue. However, the problem turned out to be some RTV in a couple of holes that kept the fasteners from going in all the way. It seemed tight but it was enough to let it to seep really slowly.
I still have a Solid cover on my front axle.
07-01-2011 | 09:37 PM
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It worked fine. It's worth noting that although it's tight it does fit with a locker equipped Dana 44.
The reason I'm replacing it is that after my last change I had a leak. I re-did it and still had a leak. I bought a new cover thinking it possibly might be an issue. However, the problem turned out to be some RTV in a couple of holes that kept the fasteners from going in all the way. It seemed tight but it was enough to let it to seep really slowly.
I still have a Solid cover on my front axle.
The reason I'm replacing it is that after my last change I had a leak. I re-did it and still had a leak. I bought a new cover thinking it possibly might be an issue. However, the problem turned out to be some RTV in a couple of holes that kept the fasteners from going in all the way. It seemed tight but it was enough to let it to seep really slowly.
I still have a Solid cover on my front axle.
07-01-2011 | 10:18 PM
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No, the problem was RTV in the bottom of the holes. I had a leak with the new cover until I resolved that. The bolts pictured are included. I sent you a PM on shipping costs.
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