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    LT230 positioning dowels - are they essential?

    So I'm about to fit my new LT230 and realise I can't find the 15mm dowels that locate the case against the auto. Are the bolts good enough by themselves or do I need to find some new dowels?

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    get the dowl, theres enough slop on the bolt holes to allow issues espesially if the bolt holes have been used with slider guides made of bolts with long threads
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    Definitely use the dowels!!!!!
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    I made some by cutting the heads of some fencing bolts that had a suitable thread. (M10?) I cut a screwdriver slot in the cut end so I could get them in and out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don 130 View Post
    I made some by cutting the heads of some fencing bolts that had a suitable thread. (M10?) I cut a screwdriver slot in the cut end so I could get them in and out.
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    This is what I did too.

    Easy peasy, otherwise you'll bugger the input shaft seal.

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    That might work for the small dowel , but the large one on the top left of case needs the bolt through it .
    15mm OD , 10mm ID , about 15-20mm long , and as above, it does need to be there

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    I think 2 of the prior posters were providing instructions on how to make guide pegs to make the install easier.

    I like to use 3 guide pegs (one of them in the dowl that takes the bolt) where I can (2 minimum) but they cant be too much longer than 100mm once they're screwed in or you will have hassles getting the tcase up and on in a disco.
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    ahh , yep I see the confusion now ( must be getting old ) for the guides I use old bell housing bolts ( less slop ) with a slot to remove after transfer case is bolted up.
    Small dowel is 10mm as well from memory

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    Quote Originally Posted by discorevy View Post
    ahh , yep I see the confusion now ( must be getting old ) for the guides I use old bell housing bolts ( less slop ) with a slot to remove after transfer case is bolted up.
    Small dowel is 10mm as well from memory
    As was I, I didn't read the OP's post properly and thought he meant guide dowels.

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