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#11
Re: Diff centre req'd
WhiteSedan
Posted on: 2008/9/16 8:40
No worries Bert, its nicely hoarded away along with a couple more if you feel the need.
Cheers Sean
#12
Re: Diff centre req'd
Mawler1
Posted on: 2008/9/16 10:51
actually very early 120Y's have H145's...
I have the H145 out of THe Defect III (replaced with a BW68) it did have auto Tranny fluid come out of it when I drained the casing - (I was going to fit my spare 3.889 H150B centre into it... as I didn't have a H145 manual tailshaft - TD3 was a 3N71B (3 speed auto) car
#13
Re: Diff centre req'd
DattoFrog
Posted on: 2008/9/16 12:25
This whole diff thing is just a pain!! Bert recons that the diff I took out of the 120y is a H150. If it is I'll swap it out for the coupe. It looks identical to the one in my 73 coupe which I understand is a H145. Mawler1 states early 120y's have H145's. So with all this and a definate lack of identification marks or tags. How do you tell what you have??? I have one out of a 76 120y sedan and the one in my coupe so which is what? Does any one need a complete disc brake front end?? (76 120y)
#14
Re: Diff centre req'd
Mawler1
Posted on: 2008/9/16 13:07
H145's have studs and nuts holding the diff centre in
H150's have bolts the H150 has larger axles and axletubes too '74 120Y's have H145's '75's have H150's I have a July'74 and a July '75 120Y's as for the front end keep it as it's an improvement for a 1200
#15
Re: Diff centre req'd
DattoFrog
Posted on: 2008/9/16 13:25
Thanks for the clarifcation. I'll check tomorrow and if I have a H150 I'll keep it for a swap out and offload the diff in the coupe. I already have discs on the coupe. Just trying to off load bits. You know how it is
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