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Soon I will be, amongst other things, changing my Ring Gear.
My plan is to break the old ring gear off the flywheel and send the flywheel off to be faced. (I have managed to chip a few teeth off the ring gear and occasionally have to rock the car in 4th gear to catch a tooth.) I was told that I should put the flywheel in the freezer for three days and when ready, heat the new ring gear in the oven for two hours before "dropping it on the flywheel". Oi Vey, does this work? What temp should the ring gear be heated to and not disturb the hardened teeth? Obviously (I think) the refacing of the flywheel should be done with the old ring gear off.
I have to change the rear oil seal on the crank as well as put in a new clutch so this will be my summer project. That, plus finish the TR3 engine, I have my summer projects cut out for me.
Bill
My plan is to break the old ring gear off the flywheel and send the flywheel off to be faced. (I have managed to chip a few teeth off the ring gear and occasionally have to rock the car in 4th gear to catch a tooth.) I was told that I should put the flywheel in the freezer for three days and when ready, heat the new ring gear in the oven for two hours before "dropping it on the flywheel". Oi Vey, does this work? What temp should the ring gear be heated to and not disturb the hardened teeth? Obviously (I think) the refacing of the flywheel should be done with the old ring gear off.
I have to change the rear oil seal on the crank as well as put in a new clutch so this will be my summer project. That, plus finish the TR3 engine, I have my summer projects cut out for me.
Bill