| JP's 2017 Tundra Gets a Harrop A13791 with a Regear to REM and CRYO'd Nitro 529's |
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| MAY 3 2020 |
| JP's 2017 Tacoma |
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| The 10.5" Nitro 529 rear gears were already "REM treated" locally and now they are at CryogenicsInternational.com |
| REM makes them look almost like chrome and reduces the friction so no real break-in required..... whereas Cryo reduces the Austenite content which has the affect of making the metal stronger. Smoother....shinier ....stronger. |
| Items are layed out on the bench. The Harrop for the BIG 10.5" is a brand new item for the USA market. It is not cheap.....retails at $2298. We just happen to get serial number 001, too! |
| Disassembly begins on the 108 pound diff. |
| A paint test was performed on these "2-cut" face hobbed gears. |
| The 2 cut process is faster and cheaper than the 5-cut process but the 2-cut over time will see more wear and pitting in the center of the tooth contact. |
| Bearing caps are removed. |
| Carrier bearing washer plates are tapped out. These plates set backlash and carrier bearing preloads. |
| Part of the Nitro master kit.....no crush sleeve is included because the factory already puts a solid collar in. |
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| The 12 ring gear bolts are removed. |
| Pushing the pinion out... |
| Massive pinion flange. |
| Seal surface is in excellent shape. |
| The factory solid collar. |
| The factory pinion seal UH5186E |
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| My seal remover made quick work of it. |
| The Nitro kit supplies a pinion seal but the genuine Toyota seal radiates quality. |
| Genuine vs Nitro |
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| The massive outer pinion bearing comes out. |
| A simple washer cut in half to help push the old race out with no damage to the oil retainer under it. |
| Both races have been removed. |
| No damage to the oil retainer |
| New race going in and can use the old race to help tap it down with 360 degree support. |
| TAP TAP |
| One good looking race tapped down 100% with an oil retainer under it. |
| The larger inner race takes more patience to get it to tap in straight. |
| 100% seated. |
| Surfaces checked for burrs/ridges and all is good. |
| I didn't have the heart to scratch the REM surface :) |
| New ring gear was tapped on. The fit was still very tight. |
| Red loctite and 145 ft/lb on all 12 bolts. |
| The Harrop carrier is ready. Now to select a starter shim for the pinion....start with what was on there before. No REM'ing of the bearing surfaces on the pinion....they obviously masked it off which was wise to do. |
| The new bearing was a nice, tight press fit as it should be. |
| Now to mount the pinion inside the differential carrier. |
| Only tighten the nut enough to develope about 15 inch/pounds of resistance. |
| Then mount the Harrop..... |
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| First paint test using .0472" shows the drive side to be too deep. |
| Coast agrees with that. |
| Comet tail is flaring out to the outside and agrees. |
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| Process is repeated and this time reducing the shim thickness to .041" |
| A slight adjustment to the washer plates..... |
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| The softer brass hammer seems to do less damage to the washer plates. |
| Drive .041" looks better. |
| Coast is favoring the outside Heel. |
| Comet tail is more in the center....still says it may be too deep. |
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| Disassemble again and reset with .039". This is looking good. |
| Depth look good but is close to the heel end. Sometimes there is very little to do to correct this. |
| I like the comet tail....it's about halfway between center and the root. |
| It's a keeper. |
| A little anti-seize under the bolt-head flanges keeps them from twisting the supplied bracket out of shape. |
| 151 ft/lb per the FSM. |
| Backlash is recorded on every other tooth. Minimum backlash checking in at .007" |
| A final paint check. |
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| Harrop coil test......measuring 3.8 ohms. |
| Live 12 volt test. |
| With 12 volts applied, the ring gear is turned slightly and the pins recess into the case(ramp affect) |
| Remove the 12 volts and the pins immediately snap in place. |
| The rubber grommet with the 2 wires is routed thru the carrier. |
| Hi Australia......Another 3 inches of wire sure would be nice...... |
| Notes of the install. |