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Re: Differential for 39 H
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Posted by williamf on May 30, 2002 at 02:03:00 from (66.82.9.26):
In Reply to: Differential for 39 H posted by Obie NH on May 29, 2002 at 18:39:34:
When I opened up my H I found the diffential housing broken, too. I was able to buy just the broken half from a salvage yard for $125. The bolts holding the housing together were really loose, too. Only the fold up metal tabs were keeping the nuts on them at all. I would feel much more comfortable about the repair if I had had the patience to order new nuts, bolts, and tabs. According to the manual (I think I remember this part) don't require the tabs, and the torque specs allow that the bolts are oily. The older bolts I put back in, the torque specs say 'dry.' Wet is an easier state to achieve.
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