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Eaton Differential Cover Placement
I have searched this site for more than an hour trying to find an answer to my question without submitting a post. My question is, which direction does the fill plug go on an HO 52 Corporate (eaton) differential. This is on a 1967 C20, 2 WD, 3-speed transmission. I have seen some pictures but I want to be sure (read I've already installed it and I don't want to remove it). I think the correct position is the fill hole pointing to the 7:00 -7:30 position or pointing towards the driver's rear wheel. Please let me know if my assumptions are correct which would ultimately mean that I screwed up.
Also, where do I get a 1" fill plug gasket for the same diff. Thanks |
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Re: Eaton Differential Cover Placement
yes you are corect as far as a fill plug gasket i belive they use pipe plugs which are tapered threads so no gasket should be nessasary ofcourse a little thread sealent never hurts
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Re: Eaton Differential Cover Placement
Here's a shot if it helps.
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Thanks for the quick replies and great pictures!!! Now, all I have to do is remove the cover and rotate it. RRRRRRRRRR!!!
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