xfr box bearings

[ex-derv]

I've had a search but not found anything - apologies if this has been covered elsewhere........

I've got a transfer box that I'm planning on putting new bearings and seals in before it goes on my car. Am I right in thinking these are the same......

http://www.coordsport.com/transmissi...rnal-parts.htm

....in which case can I order parts based on these numbers? Also, Is there a difference with the auto/maual gearboxes?

[Kryton]

I don't know but fairly sure the transfer box is the same for manual & auto

[Wobble]

I don't know but fairly sure the transfer box is the same for manual & auto

[ex-derv]

cheers - what about the shafts?

[Louis]

I got a complete set of seals from Camskill, (no bearings just a full seal kit)
I didn't see seals on the exploded drawing on the co ord sport site?

[ex-derv]

I can get the bearings ok, got a couple of engineer friends who can sort that out but I noticed on that link that it refers to manual transmission......

http://www.part-box.com/product_info...ducts_id=19582

Just wanted to be sure about part numbers before I shell out a load of money. Think I might get the rear diff done while I'm at it - may go for a bit of a paint too.

[ex-derv]

I got a complete set of seals from Camskill, (no bearings just a full seal kit)
I didn't see seals on the exploded drawing on the co ord sport site?

I noticed that - although I suppose it's a case of buying a kit then noting where they are when my one is taken apart

[Kenneth]

Manual and Auto transfer cases are identical. The setup has one slight difference which is the length of one of the jack shafts, the one on the gearbox side being about 10mm longer than on a manual (because the auto gearbox is fat )

[ex-derv]

(because the auto gearbox is fat )

my dad always said that autos were for fat lazy people anyway



cheers for that info

[Louis]

Link to seal kits from Camskill, they also do crown wheel and pinion kits.


http://www.camskill.co.uk/m8b0s2307p...olution_4_CN9A

Couldn't. Insert the pic cos I'm on the phone!

[scott.mohekey]

The coordsport page linked to above is no longer available, so I found the information in the way back machine (web.archive.org) and am reproducing it here so we can find it again easier.

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PNC	Part Name	Part Number
30096	Nut T/F	MD748003
30454	Bearing	MD746745
30086T	Spacer	MD747961-91
30307	Bearing	MD746744
30086S	Spacer	MD749806-19
30276	Gearset	MD749696
30416	Thrust Washer	MD748089
30434	Spacer Set	MD722982-6
30087	O-Ring	MD744201
30086P	Spacer	MD746954-81
30086Q	Spacer	MD743915-50
30428	Bearing	MD746743
30429	Bearing	MD728354
30420	Case T/F Diff	MD747952
30470A	LSD MD748756	(MD770939)(MR498830)
30431	Coupling Unit Visc.	MD747902
30433	Gear Kit, Diff	MD749174
30091	Washer T/F	MA145188
30099	Bolt, T/F (Flange, 10x25)	MD751870 10 Required