The car is back on the road and now i have a winding sound from i think the rear. It is worst around 60MPH and when i give just little gas. If i remove my foot from the gas, the sound goes away.
Things that was done during winter: Oil and front oil seal from the differential. GL-1 oil.
Fork, synchro and oil from the transmission.
Bearings are almost new.
Any ideas?????
John
Winding sound
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Re: Winding sound
if the pinion nut wasn't re-installed properly then you have incorrect preload on the pinion bearings and that will cause a whirring noise
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Re: Winding sound
Was the GL1 oil put in the differential or in the transmission. Differential should have 80/90W EP oil.ORFORD2004 wrote:...
Things that was done during winter: Oil and front oil seal from the differential. GL-1 oil.
Fork, synchro and oil from the transmission.
Bearings are almost new.
Stan McConnell
Retired Mechanical Engineer
Salisbury, North Carolina
82 2000 Spider (driving)
78 124 Spider on the rotisserie
76 124 Spider parts car or possible Lemons racer
83 parts car
Retired Mechanical Engineer
Salisbury, North Carolina
82 2000 Spider (driving)
78 124 Spider on the rotisserie
76 124 Spider parts car or possible Lemons racer
83 parts car
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Re: Winding sound
GL-1 in both (Iread that somewhere)
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Re: Winding sound
People say gl 1 is not for tanny, why does vicks,iap,ar,and others sell it for the tranny,
Jim
East Grand Forks MN
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East Grand Forks MN
1970 Fiat Spider BS1 ( FOR SALE
1969 124 AS Spider
2017 Abrath
2018 Alfa Romeo 4c Spider
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Re: Winding sound
Do you have the procedure, because what i read is not clear.So Cal Mark wrote:if the pinion nut wasn't re-installed properly then you have incorrect preload on the pinion bearings and that will cause a whirring noise
Re: Winding sound
Typically people will not get the pinion nut tight enough. Proper procedure likely involves removing ring gear, using inch/lb torque wrench etc. yes it is a bit involved to get it perfect.
How did you tighten nut??
Keith
How did you tighten nut??
Keith
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Re: Winding sound
Impact gun
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Re: Winding sound
I end up changing the rear end with the one from my 79 parts car. No more noise
On the differential i can see 43/12. Is that mean 3.58 ratio?????
John
On the differential i can see 43/12. Is that mean 3.58 ratio?????
John
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Re: Winding sound
Below is from page 00-11 of the Fiat Factory Shop Manual:ORFORD2004 wrote:GL-1 in both (Iread that somewhere)
Note that transmission is 80/90 non EP which is GL1. Rear Axle is 80/90 EP which is a standard gear oil.
Stan McConnell
Retired Mechanical Engineer
Salisbury, North Carolina
82 2000 Spider (driving)
78 124 Spider on the rotisserie
76 124 Spider parts car or possible Lemons racer
83 parts car
Retired Mechanical Engineer
Salisbury, North Carolina
82 2000 Spider (driving)
78 124 Spider on the rotisserie
76 124 Spider parts car or possible Lemons racer
83 parts car