The Ford Barn - View Single Post

Darin · 09-14-2021, 12:45 PM

Not sure what year yours is but on a 39 , you would have to split or at least cut the gasket in one place ( preferably the top ) and slip it in and on after removing the bolts . The drive shaft is connected to rear end or I should say pinion gear via coupler that has a pin driven in and flattened and the only way I know to put a gasket on without cutting the gasket as described would be remove rear and torque tube , un bolt tube, drive out pin , yada , yada.

09-14-2021, 12:45 PM	#3
Darin Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: South Carolina Posts: 24	Re: Torque Tube to Differential Seal Not sure what year yours is but on a 39 , you would have to split or at least cut the gasket in one place ( preferably the top ) and slip it in and on after removing the bolts . The drive shaft is connected to rear end or I should say pinion gear via coupler that has a pin driven in and flattened and the only way I know to put a gasket on without cutting the gasket as described would be remove rear and torque tube , un bolt tube, drive out pin , yada , yada.