You rock Dude. TY. I was stumped.
Ok what is the correct part number for front seal for the th350 turbo 350K
What they gave me from the “book” is wrong…. Part # 9845. Not even the flange lip around it.
And the npo3 output to rear axle seal also anyone know???
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TY I will flip the bolts. I appreciate input and feedback back.View attachment 526336
These bolts (red circle) should be head on bottom and have a 1" spacer on frame side. The spacer help keep the bolts from breaking when you get frame flex.
Yeah I am not a fan of unknown used roller lifters, esp at $400. New couldn't cost that much more. Now if the lifter where in an engine I knew, with no failure and normal wear, I might reuse those.
I like that you have a K case th350 with the bell housing brace. There should two more braces that go to plates under the engine mount buckets, to flexplate cover. Don't foreget these when the engine get installed.
X2 . And do NOT put spacer tubes between frame and crossmember for anyone finding this later .View attachment 526336
These bolts (red circle) should be head on bottom and have a 1" spacer on frame side. The spacer help keep the bolts from breaking when you get frame flex.
Haha and for the record, I put them back the way they were when I removed them. So?????X2 . And do NOT put spacer tubes between frame and crossmember for anyone finding this later .
I am pretty sure up or down is the same, as long as you keep the spacers and the bolts don't stick out to low and get caught on anything you are fineHaha and for the record, I put them back the way they were when I removed them. So?????
And looking at other sites many delete the spacers and just put grade 8 bolts w lock washers and washers????
I am confused now.
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I believe this is in correct because it came out this way but looking online I see other variations on where the sleeve is located. Also there were no lock washers????
Bottom of 2nd pic is pass side.
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From the factory, the bolt and spacer goes on top of the frame flange. Nut and washer on the bottom. This would be less likely to hang up on something off-road. functionally, it doesn't matter. The purpose of the spacer is so the bolt is long enough to act like a small spring when the frame flexes so you don't pop the heads off. I have had a lot of these without lock washers, but the split lock washer really doesn't work the way you would think. If you want a locking feature, new distorted thread lock nuts would be the way to go.
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