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Old 06-21-2013, 06:28 PM
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Default Auburn posi pinion shaft question

I have a auburn posi that has a pinion shaft with scratches/knurl chunk dug out of it. Any ideas what would cause this? The posi was previous in a truck that saw hard auto-x time. I'm thinking about rebuilding it... Any help would be great.
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the actual pinion shaft or are you thinking of the spider gear cross shaft? pictures?
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http://www.auburngear.com/aftermarket/d-rex.aspx
Pinion shaft in the link above.

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That's what I figured. How do the spider gears look? The shaft register look the same? How was the fluid and did you see any metal chunks. Looks like something came apart and was circulated. Made its way between the spider gear and the shaft.
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If the fluid looked good and the spider gears are ok it may have been from a failure in the past.
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