Pinion Gear Depth Patterns at Sara Wallen blog

Pinion Gear Depth Patterns. You should see the wear pattern closer to the toe of the tooth with most gear sets. The pattern’s position to the tooth face (ridge/top land) and flank (valley/root) indicates pinion depth. Ring and pinion gear pattern is one of the most valuable tools for determining if a differential is properly set up. Drive pattern moves deeper on the tooth (flank contact) and slightly toward the toe. This will move the drive side contact point down towards the. If the gear was manufactured using the face hobbing method, both a and b. After the gears are installed using a pinion depth setting tool, you should always check the wear pattern using a marking compound. Disregard the pattern’s position to the tooth’s heel (ring gear outside diameter) or toe. If your gear tooth pattern is too high, up towards the gear face, you will need to increase your pinion depth by using more or thicker pinion shims. Coast pattern moves deeper on the tooth and toward the heel. The images below illustrate both acceptable and unacceptable ring and pinion gear.

The images below illustrate both acceptable and unacceptable ring and pinion gear. Coast pattern moves deeper on the tooth and toward the heel. You should see the wear pattern closer to the toe of the tooth with most gear sets. After the gears are installed using a pinion depth setting tool, you should always check the wear pattern using a marking compound. Ring and pinion gear pattern is one of the most valuable tools for determining if a differential is properly set up. If the gear was manufactured using the face hobbing method, both a and b. If your gear tooth pattern is too high, up towards the gear face, you will need to increase your pinion depth by using more or thicker pinion shims. The pattern’s position to the tooth face (ridge/top land) and flank (valley/root) indicates pinion depth. Disregard the pattern’s position to the tooth’s heel (ring gear outside diameter) or toe. Drive pattern moves deeper on the tooth (flank contact) and slightly toward the toe.

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Pinion Gear Depth Patterns After the gears are installed using a pinion depth setting tool, you should always check the wear pattern using a marking compound. The pattern’s position to the tooth face (ridge/top land) and flank (valley/root) indicates pinion depth. If the gear was manufactured using the face hobbing method, both a and b. Ring and pinion gear pattern is one of the most valuable tools for determining if a differential is properly set up. Coast pattern moves deeper on the tooth and toward the heel. This will move the drive side contact point down towards the. The images below illustrate both acceptable and unacceptable ring and pinion gear. Disregard the pattern’s position to the tooth’s heel (ring gear outside diameter) or toe. You should see the wear pattern closer to the toe of the tooth with most gear sets. After the gears are installed using a pinion depth setting tool, you should always check the wear pattern using a marking compound. Drive pattern moves deeper on the tooth (flank contact) and slightly toward the toe. If your gear tooth pattern is too high, up towards the gear face, you will need to increase your pinion depth by using more or thicker pinion shims.