First off, you guys are great and I have learned a whole lot on this forum.:thumbup
I have a '94 Bronco XLT with the E40D transmission. I just bought axles out of a jeep but were originally out of a 79 F-150. I have been researching the SAS thread like crazy. The axles (dana 44 and 9") are both yukon 5.13 gears and shafts. Detroited in the front and spooled in the rear. I couldn't resist the deal came with everything. :rockon
The problem I'm concerned with is the VSS. I have seen that people(shadowfax) and others have located a toner ring and vss on the dana 60. That seems simple enough. However, I have not found anyone to do this on a Ford 9". :banghead
So being spooled, can I locate the toner ring on the spool?
Is there a spot on the third member to drill a hole for locating the sensor that will allow it to be less than 1 mm away from the toner ring?
Or is there another option like putting the sensor on the tranny or transfer case? :wacko
Any advise will help. I am working with a shop on this and hopefully they can figure something out also. In this case I will let you know if I find anything out.
Thanks for any help.
I have a '94 Bronco XLT with the E40D transmission. I just bought axles out of a jeep but were originally out of a 79 F-150. I have been researching the SAS thread like crazy. The axles (dana 44 and 9") are both yukon 5.13 gears and shafts. Detroited in the front and spooled in the rear. I couldn't resist the deal came with everything. :rockon
The problem I'm concerned with is the VSS. I have seen that people(shadowfax) and others have located a toner ring and vss on the dana 60. That seems simple enough. However, I have not found anyone to do this on a Ford 9". :banghead
So being spooled, can I locate the toner ring on the spool?
Is there a spot on the third member to drill a hole for locating the sensor that will allow it to be less than 1 mm away from the toner ring?
Or is there another option like putting the sensor on the tranny or transfer case? :wacko
Any advise will help. I am working with a shop on this and hopefully they can figure something out also. In this case I will let you know if I find anything out.
Thanks for any help.