Hola Cesar, espero que ya estes recuperado al 100%, eso lo primero. Gracias por la respuseta :pi_thumbsup:
Bien, lo del embrague tampoco me preocupa, es decir, si es asi, ya me quedo mas tranquilo ya que no es por que funcione mal. Ahora bien, cuando ese reten fuga hay que rezar para que el disco no acabe engrasado, que es lo que suele pasar si se circula con el coche asi. No creo que le haya dado tiempo a ello ya que lo detecte enseguida.
Respecto al transfer, pues tienes toda la razon, pero ellos dicen que no, asi que me tocara conforme lo saque del taller hacermelo yo, que a veces mas vale hacerse las cosas que mandarlas, ademas que ya me estoy cansando del tema y no tengo muchas ganas de :sm_83: Que me reparen la fuga y lo demas ya me lo arreglo yo.
El otro dia le pase un link de 3si aun 3000getero que algunos conocereis (Luis Miguel) ya que yo de ingles ni papa y creo que viene a decir lo que me has explicado. Utilizan la pasta azul (permatex prussian blue) que comentas. Os pego el parrafo:
Sacado de 3si y posteado por el usuario GTO Assassin
***Re: Transfer Case Rebuild
I got two replies from members here:
I don’t have any official Getrag specs. I haven’t seen any, ever. What I have done for the ones I have put together is to shim the input spool into the front housing so it takes 3-10 inch pounds of torque to spin the spool. This spec works good for most taperred roller bearing applications.
The same rotating TQ applies for the tail shaft if you took that apart. There is a “non re-usable” crush sleeve in the tail section, be sure your are crushing that enough if you took the tail section apart. Crushing the sleeve is what causes the torque on the nut of the tail shaft, pinching the bearings enough it what causes the rotating torque to spin the shaft in the housing. You need enough Tq on the nut too keep it from coming loose, while not pinching the bearings into the housing too hard. If you didn’t take the tail housing apart, this part doesn’t matter, if you did, (really the only reason would be if you got the SS mid case) read this paragraph, google ring and pinion info and PM me until you understand it.
After that, bolt the tail housing to the front housing and check the mesh using Prussian blue or the AU equivalent. Put it on the gears before you bolt the housings together. (hopefully you guys have it) Here’s a link: http://www.rshughes.com/products/686226_80...p;refcp=froogle
It’s pretty much a blue paste that makes it easy to see where the gears are contacting. (Looks like metal to metal were it’s touching an goes dark blue where it’s not) You want it in the middle in both directions. The top set of pics is what you want to see.
http://www.vernco.com/rearaxle5/34b96980.jpg
Full page:
Ring and Pinion Adjustment
Basicaly the same principals apply, if the gear is contacting in the wrong spot you will have a lot of lash (contacting on the tips of the teeth) or it will be real hard to turn (contacting at the base of the teeth, smashing the gears into each other).
That’s the best answer I have. If you don’t understand it, search for gear meshing info (rear diffs are pretty similar, but t-cases are 90deg gear boxes to try those as well) and try and learn the theory a bit. You can PM me with questions, but I don’t have lots of pics put together to demonstrate some of it.
Ryan***
***And Frank from Kormex sent me this…
The transfer case
Clearance on the gears is .001 inches
preaload on the spool bearings , I leave them so you can turn it with about 8 inch pounds . of course that is without the output gear installed . The output geat tappered bearings: This is almost impossible to get a consistent reading with any measuring tool because of the size of the big nut . The way we do it is to tighten the nut until you cant turn the shaft (this will get rid of any slop in the bearing races and set them in their place) . Then you back off the nut untill it bearly starts to turn, one 1/4 turn at a time , then tack weld a small bead on the nut to keep it from backing out .
btw there are no specs published about the transfer case that I know of.
Hope that helps
Frank
Scotty
En fin, queda claro que el transfer esta mal atcado, aunque ahora escribiendo el mensaje quizas si este bien el ataque y lo que les ha pasado es que se han cargado alguno de los cojinetes de apoyo al sacarlos con la prensa…
Bueno, no me enrollo mas que me pongo a escribir y me vuelvo loco :badgrin:
Lorenzo, a ver si semana que entra la tengo menos liada y quedamos, que vaya semanita que he tenido.
Muchas garcias a todos por los consejos y ya ire contando :ylsmoke:
