barsteel
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Hello!
I pulled the center section out of the rear end of my '65 Fury to replace it with a Sure Grip. To get the axles out, I pulled the backing plates from the axle housing. The axles are held in by a retaining ring on the brake side of the backing plate. In between the axle housing and the back side of the backing plate is a gasket that looks to be make out of whitish plastic, which Napa had in stock.
However, between the retaining ring and the backing plate, one side has a platic/composite gasket similar to the backing plate to axle housing, and the other side has a metal shim type gasket. I've attached pics of both.
The guys at Napa said that they showed both types of gaskets for the rear end.
Should I use the metal shim gaskets between the retaining ring and the backing plate, and the plastic gasket between the back side of the backing plate and the axle housing, or ?.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Chris
I pulled the center section out of the rear end of my '65 Fury to replace it with a Sure Grip. To get the axles out, I pulled the backing plates from the axle housing. The axles are held in by a retaining ring on the brake side of the backing plate. In between the axle housing and the back side of the backing plate is a gasket that looks to be make out of whitish plastic, which Napa had in stock.
However, between the retaining ring and the backing plate, one side has a platic/composite gasket similar to the backing plate to axle housing, and the other side has a metal shim type gasket. I've attached pics of both.
The guys at Napa said that they showed both types of gaskets for the rear end.
Should I use the metal shim gaskets between the retaining ring and the backing plate, and the plastic gasket between the back side of the backing plate and the axle housing, or ?.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Chris