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DC_

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  1. I hope you’re all doing well. I’ve not been on in a while due to one thing or another.

    So I’m looking to replace my 1987 110’s fuel tank. Doing some rust proofing and the tank popped a pin hole leak. For the time being I’ll try metal putty to repair as a temp but I’m looking to order a new tank, gaskets and sender. 

    So I want a decent tank..... what’s your recommendations? 

     

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  2. Afternoon, I’m in the middle (nearly finished hopefully) of repacking seals, O ring and gaskets on my LT230 transfer box. About ready to put it back in and wondered, do you put grease on the gearbox shaft (FRC5305) into the transfer box or does the EP90 gear oil do the job? 

  3. Thanks for the details @reb78 appreciate it. My box has always been smooth and I do change the ATF regularly (probs more than needed). I’m not allowed back to work yet so have another couple of weeks free. I might as well drop the RT230 transfer and have a look. It seems like a mix of EP90 and ATF to be honest. I laughed today when I was sniffing the oil. For me ATF smells like strong B.O. 😂 

     

    Would a stubby R380 fit a 2.5na and RT230 tranny? 🤔

  4. On 5/16/2020 at 12:21 PM, ashtrans said:

    Did you change the flange too ?

    often the seal wears the flange so the new seal doesn’t seat properly 

    New flange went in last year around October I think so it’s pretty new and not a lot of miles done. Seems all good now, sorry Mutley for the hi-jack.  I managed to seat the seal just inside the casing so it was “hanging” on sort of speak. Then slipped the flange on, felt washer, heavy duty washer and then nut. Slowly tightened up the nut and it pushed the seal in nicely. All tightened up and seems good. 

    When lock down is over 🙏🏻 The next camping trip should be a good test for it. 

  5. Yes I remembered the wee felt washer, also soaked it in oil before fitting. Thinking about this overnight etc, I originally thought it should be pushed right against the bearing but then if I did that, it might be in too far and not seal against the flange properly? Allowing the oil to flow over the bearing and escape. Hmmmmm 🤔 

  6. Ok so it’s been a year 😂 

    Hope you’re well. Doing my transfer box front output seal currently. Last year I replaced the flange and seal but it’s weeping again 🙄 I think it wasn’t in far enough. Does the seal go right up against the bearing? And if so, how did you get it seated? It’s a royal pain even using the hub spanner. 

  7. Sitting on the deck in 22 ish degree sunshine enjoying a cold one after what was a longgg day on the rebuild. (I know not as big as some are doing) 

    It’s almost there and I reckon tomorrow it’ll be test drive time. Fingers crossed 😎☀️🍺👍

    hope you’re all doing ok

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