I suspect that they are talking about the back of the differential
facing the back bumper.
It does not need to be removable because the front of the differential
is removable along with the gears.
I wonder if their replacement cover just glues on over the rusted out piece?
Randy
On
Craig via Mercedes writes:
> I do, though, find it amazing any manufacturer would weld differential
> covers in place!
As long as it lasts through the warranty
Allan
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One of the pieces of literature I got from O'Reilly Auto Parts recently
is a brochure highlighting Dorman's "OE Fix" series of parts, which are
re-engineered to solve problems with factory parts.
In that brochure, I learned the differential covers for Toyota 4Runner,
FJ Cruiser, Tacoma, and
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My recollection is that water will dissolve shellac.
Randy
On 07/03/2014 8:25 AM, Rich Thomas wrote:
I am on a mini-lathe yahoo list, just happened to see this note this
morning in regard to some crazy topic:
If the screws were locked with shellac, alcohol is a logical
choice
My recollection is that water will dissolve shellac.
Not too sure about this, but if it does, it's slow. Potters use shellac to
draw designs on green pots, then wash with water for relief texture.
Of course they then put em in kilns at 2200F or so.. and that works just fine
to 'disolve'
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Where would one acquire OoW?
--R
On 3/7/14 4:15 PM, G Mann wrote:
I've had very good success in handling oil of wintergreen by using
hypodermic needles that are used with diabetic injection of insulin.
They are quite available at any pharmacy
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