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Thread: LT95 tapered roller conversion

  1. 15th January 2008, 03:30 PM #21
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    Naw, if the shims are that bad then there will be an awful lot of bronze in the oil - I mean a lot more than usual - and the gears can be levered over to one side and checked with feeler gauges. I don't have the manual here, (I'm at work! ), but I think they're set up to something like a few thou and if, say, you found .020" then you'd know there was trouble.

    By the way, I forgot to add before that somewhere on this site, (I'm pretty sure it's this site), there's a scan of a picture from the taper roller conversion manual. It shows the shaft, gears, and bearings in a cutaway view drawing.
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  2. 15th January 2008, 06:53 PM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by Panda View Post
    So your classification is a Base workshop?

    have you got access to "Mimms" (I suspect SDSS is no longer working)

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    yep got mims.

    Ive printed off copies of the relevent RPS's (just the bulk item of the lt95) and the EMEIs (vehicle G 100 for the stock rover and Vehicle G 130 for the RFSV)

    the stock 4x4 has high @.996:1 and low 3.664:1
    the RFSV has high @1.123:1 and low 3.664:1

    the primary gear ratios stay the same

    and funnily enough the NSNs change between the 2 different units. And before you think about saying "yep cause the RFSV has a winch" I used a w/winch RPS for the stock rover.
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  3. 15th January 2008, 09:16 PM #23
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    yep got mims.

    Ive printed off copies of the relevent RPS's (just the bulk item of the lt95) and the EMEIs (vehicle G 100 for the stock rover and Vehicle G 130 for the RFSV)

    the stock 4x4 has high @.996:1 and low 3.664:1
    the RFSV has high @1.123:1 and low 3.664:1

    the primary gear ratios stay the same

    and funnily enough the NSNs change between the 2 different units. And before you think about saying "yep cause the RFSV has a winch" I used a w/winch RPS for the stock rover.
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