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Pinion Yoke Rotational Play. Usually the culprit is when the wear on the pinion bearing occurs, then you also get rotational play as the gears have room to move, resulting in up/down movement which is the test of. On a 40 semi floating rear diff, how much rotaional pinion play is acceptable if any? Excessive play can be heard as clunking when moving the trans from forward to reverse. I could feel it bottom and gave it a few more hits with the impact. It has pinion play not up and. With the wheels on the ground and the drive shaft out, i can rotate the yoke close to 1/4. Usually the gears they sale to regear the. I'm going to rebuild it with a new ring and pinion. But, is a small amount of play in the pinion yoke as described telling me something? I installed the new yoke and ran the pinion nut down with the impact wrench. I checked the pinion torque to rotate again and. So if you can grab the pinion and try to lift it up and down or side to side and all it does is rotate, then you are. Correct pinion depth and preload is. As long as i'm asking dumb. The yoke for a 91 sterling is for a short pinion, get a yoke for a 93 and up sterling 10.25.

As long as i'm asking dumb. I'm going to rebuild it with a new ring and pinion. But, is a small amount of play in the pinion yoke as described telling me something? With the wheels on the ground and the drive shaft out, i can rotate the yoke close to 1/4. So if you can grab the pinion and try to lift it up and down or side to side and all it does is rotate, then you are. I checked the pinion torque to rotate again and. I could feel it bottom and gave it a few more hits with the impact. It has pinion play not up and. I gotta feeling it is? On a 40 semi floating rear diff, how much rotaional pinion play is acceptable if any?

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Pinion Yoke Rotational Play Excessive play can be heard as clunking when moving the trans from forward to reverse. I installed the new yoke and ran the pinion nut down with the impact wrench. But, is a small amount of play in the pinion yoke as described telling me something? Excessive play can be heard as clunking when moving the trans from forward to reverse. The yoke for a 91 sterling is for a short pinion, get a yoke for a 93 and up sterling 10.25. I'm going to rebuild it with a new ring and pinion. So if you can grab the pinion and try to lift it up and down or side to side and all it does is rotate, then you are. As long as i'm asking dumb. I gotta feeling it is? It has pinion play not up and. Usually the culprit is when the wear on the pinion bearing occurs, then you also get rotational play as the gears have room to move, resulting in up/down movement which is the test of. I checked the pinion torque to rotate again and. On a 40 semi floating rear diff, how much rotaional pinion play is acceptable if any? Correct pinion depth and preload is. With the wheels on the ground and the drive shaft out, i can rotate the yoke close to 1/4. Usually the gears they sale to regear the.