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General Discussion / Re: ET axle code
« on: April 14, 2025, 12:30:15 PM »That's Wayne Guinn's work.
What's the date of your axle?
Kurt,
I don't have an ET axle. I was just trying to learn about them.
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That's Wayne Guinn's work.
What's the date of your axle?
Tim, Never hear of a code starting with E. Could it be a B? A BT code is a 12 bolt with 3.55 gears. Have you determined the rear ration by rotating the tires?
It’s very rare. Heavy Duty Service axle used in 1968. Probably less than 10 known today.
Nope, the tape player could be ordered by itself all three years.
John,
What's the AIM show for grounds in the U57 section? I don't have the AIM handy this second.
See the attached photo from my 67 04B LOS.
Looks like it was taped back but it has the boot.
Mike
I know American Autowire made mine for me ages ago.
BTT...still would love to find this car again...
Eventually it will be an X33 or X77 car. Give it 1 or 2 more auctions.
It is the secondary piston stop. See 5-16 of the 1969 Service Maunal.