Detroit EZ for Dana 35c Install

[king4wd]

We did a trial trail run today, our first since installing the new hardened cross shaft. It worked great! the locker seemed quieter than before- I think the worn notches in the old shaft were contributing to louder noises and more abrupt engagement. Anyway- if you're going to install a drop in locker ( lock-rite, quick-lock, E-Z, etc.) get a hardened shaft, if one doesn't come with the locker- its a world of difference!

[NAILER341]

Originally posted by qwiksilver
Thanks. I have been trying to get a really good explaination for a while.

I know what I want now.

you are welcome.

Originally posted by NAILER341
take a look at what these people have said, and see if this is what you are experiencing.
http://dodgeram.org/ki4cy/4x4/Lockrite_notes.htm

Thanks. I have been trying to get a really good explaination for a while.

I know what I want now.

Originally posted by king4wd
Just be thankful I didn't unleash a heartfealt yeah-ha

EGAD!!! Anything but that!!!

[king4wd]

Originally posted by PRegner
[(you aren't having a problem with your prostate, are you?)... [/B]

What can I say? That "Zytanium" is like viagra for drivetrains Just be thankful I didn't unleash a heartfealt yeah-ha

Originally posted by king4wd
Yippeee!! My hardened shaft arrived today!

Tom,

I'm delighted that your Jeep is back together and running well, but the visual of you yelling "Yippeee!!" over the arrival of a hardened shaft is enough to make me want to boil my eye-balls (you aren't having a problem with your prostate, are you?)...

[king4wd]

It runs! It runs! The new cross pin is in and now the jeep drives , well not quite like new, but better than it did 6 months ago! No more funky grinding chattering noises from the back end. We are now officially locked and loaded for PVD

[king4wd]

Yippeee!! My hardened shaft arrived today! Marvin will once again be fully mobile by the end of the week!
www.driveline.com in Las Vegas rocks! total came to $25.50 after shipping & everything

Originally posted by king4wd
Figures, One of these days they'll run out of cool names and we'll have dorkium, nonsensiun and dyptherium parts

Let's not forget Nerdium (quite similar to Dorkium, I'm told)...

[king4wd]

Figures, One of these days they'll run out of cool names and we'll have dorkium, nonsensiun and dyptherium parts

Re: Cross pin for D35-c EZlocker

Originally posted by king4wd
No, I don't know what "Zytanium" is so don't even bother

Zytanium is one of those made-up words. I couldn't even find a reference to it anywhere in any of the on-line encyclopedias (it sounds like something Dilbert would invent). Whatever the alloy actually is, it's some pretty tough stuff though (my guess would be one of the post cold war steel alloys)...

[king4wd]

Cross pin for D35-c EZlocker

Originally posted by king4wd
[ While looking around I found Drivetrain Specialists of Las Vegas http://www.drivetrain.com and they sell a hardened shaft for the 35-c for $25 Good thing to, as we'll definitely need it for PVD. [/B]

Order it yesterday, and it was only $18 + $5 shipping!! It is actually the Powertrax "zytanium" unit used in the "no-slip" and some lock-rite lockers. No, I don't know what "Zytanium" is so don't even bother

This was the 2002 Round-Up...

[sarah]

Re: Re: EZ in a 35c

Originally posted by PRegner
And all of this on the morning we were leaving for the Hi-Desert Round-Up...

D'OH! we were all at high desert roundup ... we had a 6' banner up for a bit until the wind about blew it over, then we tied it to the jeeps. gotta love the desert wind ...

Re: EZ in a 35c

Originally posted by king4wd
My buddy and I put a EZ Locker in our 35c last year. I get the loud engagement sometimes going through a tight turn under throttle. I just rebuilt my rear diff last week as the pinion bearings let go . I noticed some wear on the shaft similar to the photo, but no indentations. This might be due to the substantially lower torque of the 4banger, but I can't be sure. Note it took these idiots (my buddy& I) 5 hours to do the install. That includes stopping disassembling and starting over twice, as well as several runs to the hardware store (who has a 9/32" 12 point socket?). Next time we'll read the instructions first. Anyway once it was in right it stayed trouble free for over a year!

Happy Jeeping,

Tom & Sandra

And all of this on the morning we were leaving for the Hi-Desert Round-Up...