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Random jeep part game

Random jeep part game
VWs built in '67 & later, that is... before '67, VWs had 6V batteries. :)
 
TDHofstetter said:
VWs built in '67 & later, that is... before '67, VWs had 6V batteries. :)
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Correct:)
Im guessing it probably referenced with something like a Rabbit or whatever else they were building around then.

AMC used parts from everywhere. A lot of the mid-80's radiators are stamped Ford and also parts-reference with Mustangs of all things. :rolleyes:
 
CJim7 said:
AMC used parts from everywhere. A lot of the mid-80's radiators are stamped Ford and also parts-reference with Mustangs of all things. :rolleyes:
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Yep - carburetors & starter motors were Ford (MotorCraft, Autolite), Distributors were Delcotron, automatic transmissions were very often Chrysler A727s, the list goes on & on.

On the other hand, International Harvester (IHC, the BIG-truck guys) used AMC 401s in lots of their trucks - IHC called it the 400. So... what comes around goes around. :D
 
Thanks, Dave - I haven't been cruising any forums lately, been past my eyeballs in bein' busy. I get 'minders of this thread via email, so when I get one I pop back in to see whassup. :)
 
Junk :D
 
Very very noisy before disassembly. :)
 
What's this?
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Here's another picture of the same part
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Anyone know what it is?
 
exaust donut :confused:
 
Dang - my brain kept insisting that I had HANDLED one till the second pic where I saw that it's METAL (I was sure it was rubber). Now I don't believe I HAVE...

It looks for all the world like a lightweight stamped steel ball-bearing race to me, but I can't think what scale it is or where it might fit.

Could have been a tire liner if it was rubber, too...
 
Phone a Friend? :) :) :)
 
Gentlemen

I believe that is a pinion crush sleeve. It is used on final pinion gear torque to set the final preload on the pinion bearing as opposed to the bearing shim process.

Interesting thread.
 
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