CJ 7 one peice axles?
10-16-2003, 07:38 PM
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CJ 7 one peice axles?
Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2 peice
AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2 peice
AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
10-16-2003, 08:12 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
Hi Greg,
I don't see why, they're using an inner seal:
http://www.thejeep.com/superior/ I can see the seals and bearings
wouldn't last long if the installer didn't grease the bearings,
believing gear lube would, like the Dana 35.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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Greg wrote:
>
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2 peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
I don't see why, they're using an inner seal:
http://www.thejeep.com/superior/ I can see the seals and bearings
wouldn't last long if the installer didn't grease the bearings,
believing gear lube would, like the Dana 35.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Greg wrote:
>
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2 peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
10-16-2003, 08:12 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
Hi Greg,
I don't see why, they're using an inner seal:
http://www.thejeep.com/superior/ I can see the seals and bearings
wouldn't last long if the installer didn't grease the bearings,
believing gear lube would, like the Dana 35.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Greg wrote:
>
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2 peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
I don't see why, they're using an inner seal:
http://www.thejeep.com/superior/ I can see the seals and bearings
wouldn't last long if the installer didn't grease the bearings,
believing gear lube would, like the Dana 35.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Greg wrote:
>
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2 peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
10-16-2003, 08:12 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
Hi Greg,
I don't see why, they're using an inner seal:
http://www.thejeep.com/superior/ I can see the seals and bearings
wouldn't last long if the installer didn't grease the bearings,
believing gear lube would, like the Dana 35.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Greg wrote:
>
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2 peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
I don't see why, they're using an inner seal:
http://www.thejeep.com/superior/ I can see the seals and bearings
wouldn't last long if the installer didn't grease the bearings,
believing gear lube would, like the Dana 35.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
Greg wrote:
>
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2 peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
10-16-2003, 11:03 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
There's a Superior one-piece kit under my CJ 8 that was used hard under a 7
before that. No problems at all. WHen i aquired the axle i replaced the seals
before i put it in, no problems at all. I can't imagine why someone would
actually hesitate to use the one-piece axles, thinking the two-piece units are
beter.
Don W
'82 CJ8 Scrambler
AMC 360
T/F 727
Dana 300
One-piece model 20 rear
Dana 30 front, upgraded to 6-bolt caliper and Warn hubs, awaiting locker
2" shackle lift/reversal
2" lift springs of unknown origin
33" Mickey's
And it finally runs!!!!!
before that. No problems at all. WHen i aquired the axle i replaced the seals
before i put it in, no problems at all. I can't imagine why someone would
actually hesitate to use the one-piece axles, thinking the two-piece units are
beter.
Don W
'82 CJ8 Scrambler
AMC 360
T/F 727
Dana 300
One-piece model 20 rear
Dana 30 front, upgraded to 6-bolt caliper and Warn hubs, awaiting locker
2" shackle lift/reversal
2" lift springs of unknown origin
33" Mickey's
And it finally runs!!!!!
10-16-2003, 11:03 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
There's a Superior one-piece kit under my CJ 8 that was used hard under a 7
before that. No problems at all. WHen i aquired the axle i replaced the seals
before i put it in, no problems at all. I can't imagine why someone would
actually hesitate to use the one-piece axles, thinking the two-piece units are
beter.
Don W
'82 CJ8 Scrambler
AMC 360
T/F 727
Dana 300
One-piece model 20 rear
Dana 30 front, upgraded to 6-bolt caliper and Warn hubs, awaiting locker
2" shackle lift/reversal
2" lift springs of unknown origin
33" Mickey's
And it finally runs!!!!!
before that. No problems at all. WHen i aquired the axle i replaced the seals
before i put it in, no problems at all. I can't imagine why someone would
actually hesitate to use the one-piece axles, thinking the two-piece units are
beter.
Don W
'82 CJ8 Scrambler
AMC 360
T/F 727
Dana 300
One-piece model 20 rear
Dana 30 front, upgraded to 6-bolt caliper and Warn hubs, awaiting locker
2" shackle lift/reversal
2" lift springs of unknown origin
33" Mickey's
And it finally runs!!!!!
10-16-2003, 11:03 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
There's a Superior one-piece kit under my CJ 8 that was used hard under a 7
before that. No problems at all. WHen i aquired the axle i replaced the seals
before i put it in, no problems at all. I can't imagine why someone would
actually hesitate to use the one-piece axles, thinking the two-piece units are
beter.
Don W
'82 CJ8 Scrambler
AMC 360
T/F 727
Dana 300
One-piece model 20 rear
Dana 30 front, upgraded to 6-bolt caliper and Warn hubs, awaiting locker
2" shackle lift/reversal
2" lift springs of unknown origin
33" Mickey's
And it finally runs!!!!!
before that. No problems at all. WHen i aquired the axle i replaced the seals
before i put it in, no problems at all. I can't imagine why someone would
actually hesitate to use the one-piece axles, thinking the two-piece units are
beter.
Don W
'82 CJ8 Scrambler
AMC 360
T/F 727
Dana 300
One-piece model 20 rear
Dana 30 front, upgraded to 6-bolt caliper and Warn hubs, awaiting locker
2" shackle lift/reversal
2" lift springs of unknown origin
33" Mickey's
And it finally runs!!!!!
10-17-2003, 12:56 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
Leaking? There's no leaking in ... Wait, that's crying.
I have the Superior one piece axles in my CJ5 (same AMC20 as in the CJ7),
and there is no leaking. I also previously had the Moser one piece axles. My
Mosers also never leaked, but they had a huge appetite for bearings.
If they won't put them in, pass for now. If you are located in Southern
California, there is a place in Corona called DriveTrains Direct. They are a
distributor for Superior, and they will install the axles. I had them
assemble the axles for me, and put them in myself. Basically, the assembly
is to stack the brake backing plate, seals, and bearings in the right order,
and press the bearings into place.
"Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:_ZFjb.108345$9l5.93165@pd7tw2no...
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2
peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
>
>
I have the Superior one piece axles in my CJ5 (same AMC20 as in the CJ7),
and there is no leaking. I also previously had the Moser one piece axles. My
Mosers also never leaked, but they had a huge appetite for bearings.
If they won't put them in, pass for now. If you are located in Southern
California, there is a place in Corona called DriveTrains Direct. They are a
distributor for Superior, and they will install the axles. I had them
assemble the axles for me, and put them in myself. Basically, the assembly
is to stack the brake backing plate, seals, and bearings in the right order,
and press the bearings into place.
"Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:_ZFjb.108345$9l5.93165@pd7tw2no...
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2
peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
>
>
10-17-2003, 12:56 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
Leaking? There's no leaking in ... Wait, that's crying.
I have the Superior one piece axles in my CJ5 (same AMC20 as in the CJ7),
and there is no leaking. I also previously had the Moser one piece axles. My
Mosers also never leaked, but they had a huge appetite for bearings.
If they won't put them in, pass for now. If you are located in Southern
California, there is a place in Corona called DriveTrains Direct. They are a
distributor for Superior, and they will install the axles. I had them
assemble the axles for me, and put them in myself. Basically, the assembly
is to stack the brake backing plate, seals, and bearings in the right order,
and press the bearings into place.
"Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:_ZFjb.108345$9l5.93165@pd7tw2no...
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2
peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
>
>
I have the Superior one piece axles in my CJ5 (same AMC20 as in the CJ7),
and there is no leaking. I also previously had the Moser one piece axles. My
Mosers also never leaked, but they had a huge appetite for bearings.
If they won't put them in, pass for now. If you are located in Southern
California, there is a place in Corona called DriveTrains Direct. They are a
distributor for Superior, and they will install the axles. I had them
assemble the axles for me, and put them in myself. Basically, the assembly
is to stack the brake backing plate, seals, and bearings in the right order,
and press the bearings into place.
"Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:_ZFjb.108345$9l5.93165@pd7tw2no...
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2
peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
>
>
10-17-2003, 12:56 PM
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Re: CJ 7 one peice axles?
Leaking? There's no leaking in ... Wait, that's crying.
I have the Superior one piece axles in my CJ5 (same AMC20 as in the CJ7),
and there is no leaking. I also previously had the Moser one piece axles. My
Mosers also never leaked, but they had a huge appetite for bearings.
If they won't put them in, pass for now. If you are located in Southern
California, there is a place in Corona called DriveTrains Direct. They are a
distributor for Superior, and they will install the axles. I had them
assemble the axles for me, and put them in myself. Basically, the assembly
is to stack the brake backing plate, seals, and bearings in the right order,
and press the bearings into place.
"Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:_ZFjb.108345$9l5.93165@pd7tw2no...
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2
peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
>
>
I have the Superior one piece axles in my CJ5 (same AMC20 as in the CJ7),
and there is no leaking. I also previously had the Moser one piece axles. My
Mosers also never leaked, but they had a huge appetite for bearings.
If they won't put them in, pass for now. If you are located in Southern
California, there is a place in Corona called DriveTrains Direct. They are a
distributor for Superior, and they will install the axles. I had them
assemble the axles for me, and put them in myself. Basically, the assembly
is to stack the brake backing plate, seals, and bearings in the right order,
and press the bearings into place.
"Greg" <greglc84@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:_ZFjb.108345$9l5.93165@pd7tw2no...
> Got a price on 1 peice axles, Superior, for my 81 CJ7 today, but the
> place said not to put them in, nothing but problems with them, can't get
> them to seal, always leaking, said they will supply them but wont put them
> in. This is a rear end only place, not a general shop, so would think they
> know what they are doing. So question is, has anyone replaced their 2
peice
> AMC 20 rear axles with one peice? Problem, no problem, what?
>
>
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