Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

The knuckle bearings are 11520 and 11590. Any normal auto parts store will be able to order them.

What parts specifically are you looking for?

Can you post a pic or two of the parts you are lacking?

The bronze bushings that go inside the back of the spindle are still out there, you just have too look.

Try searching GM Part No. 2402596 if its a bushing you're needing. That will get you what you're needing.

What O-rings are you looking for specifically?

Jonathon

Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

Fetch, this has been a joy to read! Keep up the awesome work! Kudos to barry and the others here with the support! Best of luck on Cecilia!
Cos

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You are lucky! I'll try a few more places online so I can point to it and say "here is the part" for others, but if nothing pans out I'll get to schmoozing my local bearings stores. I would never have thought such a place existed. Who woulda thunk there was such a need for bearings that they make whole places dedicated to it? :jaw-dropping:

I attached a pic of the O rings..well, where they go. They're two very tiny o-rings on the outside of the hub where the handle screws back on. I've got two rings on order from a place right now but they might be too thick. If you have a source or part number for them that'd be great!
Thanks for the other P/Ns too! :beer:

Thanks Cos! Welcome to the board! (saw it was your first post) :D

Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

The helpers and I got 'earl back in Cecilia this Saturday after playing in the storm shelter/oil pit. First we worked on The Blonde's car (work first), then we got to Cecilia (play last). That orange canister in the corner is my new parts cleaner (2 gal. diesel). :thumbsup:

The boy got oil all over himself taking the drain plug out of the car and said, "Look Mommy, I'm a MAN!" :rofl:



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The hub is stalled for parts so remember

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where I drained the oil? Well she's still sittin thirsty so we decided to oil her back up now that the carquest filter came in.

So we grabbed the now-painted filter housing and put the filter in, and the little paper gaskety thing on the outside rim. It'll get pressed into the receiving end when it's tightened up so it's OK that it's floppy here in the pic.




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I took that under the truck and stuck it in this hole. Be sure to get it just snug then move it around until you're sure its in the little lip or it'll overhang and oil will SPURT out from your truck....



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Like it did on mine...




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There's two quarts of my life I'll never get back! :buttkick:


Moving on, I grabbed the plug that included the grey RTV I had put around it earlier.



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Mashed it in the hole



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And tightened it up with a 1 1/8" socket.



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Some excess grey RTV popped out so I just tore it off with my fingers. It didn't leak a drop later so this is A-OK.



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Next I went and gathered all my parts for giving Cecilia her drink.

Some Rotella I had lying around



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I had to hunt for my funnel. It was in the kids' sandbox. :ahhhh:
I scrubbed it off really good.



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And last but not least, an extra pair of hands :woo:



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Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

***pause***

I forgot to mention that when I change my oil I take some of the old oil and refill the oil-bath breather over the carburetor. If you're following along, don't forget that step!

***play***


With all the parts in place we took off the breather cap



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Stuck the funnel in the hole...




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and then Powder Puff poured oil all down my arm. :teehee:



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Because it takes 6 quarts and one jug is only 4, we emptied the first jug into Cecilia then filled it up to the 2 quart mark from the other jug.



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You can see how full it is from this handy window.



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We poured that in, then wiped Cecilia's chin. ****BURP!!***



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Powder puff put the cap back on while I jumped in to start her up and circulate that new oil.



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I had forgotten that I had the hub apart. Guess what I always do when I jump in any vehicle? :jaw-dropping:





Pump the brakes.

Without any drum on them at the moment.

Brake fluid squirted everywhere.



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I had a heck of a time getting the spring off the brake shoes off but by prying the spring off I was able to fix it. I reached in and poked the rubber innards back inside the brake cylinder. Then I slipped the piston back in, finally I put the rubber boot back on. Hopefully it'll still work. We'll find out when the hub is fixed.


No pics of all that because I was scrambling like an idiot to get it back together. :( Sorry guys.

I did finally get in and start her up. Purring like a tiger! (pic taken with key in ACC position, so oil light is on - dont freak out!)



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With that done I can focus entirely on the hub parts issues. :thumbsup:

Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

Just a quick update!

The largest O ring is amazon ASIN number B0051Y2C8I
You can get it here:



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Attached is a pic of the bag (of TEN!) showing mfg part numbers etc.

The smaller one I'm still working on...

Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

Fetch,

What kind of locking hubs do you have?

There should be brand name and model number on them somewhere.

There is a lot of NOS (New Old Stock) items available out there. I'd be almost willing to bet you could find a rebuild kit for those (should include O-rings) somewhere.

I have WARN M-8 style hubs. I was able to find what I needed from left over rebuild kits that were out there.

Your hubs look different, but I think they may still make that kind if its the type I think it is.

That would be my advice. Send me the info, I'll poke around a little for you also.

Jonathon

Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

Thanks! My hubs are Power Train Tools. They're rebranded Selectros.

I found that last ring too. :woo:This is the smaller one that goes on the OUTER side of the hub. It's this one:



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Part number 033-7290

Description:

I also found a similar looking brass bushing from off of a 60's Willys Jeep but it was about 1/8" too small in diameter. If someone has a Willys I have a free bushing :)

I'm still looking for a reliable replacement for those. :confused:

Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

I don't have a closed knuckle 44 apart. Just measure the ID and Od of the bushing. I bet I could buy 10 on Tuesday.. Is the inner 1/8 to small on the jeep part. If so I will measure up some jeep stuff. And give you the bushing specs you need. Same if it's the Od. Barry

Re: 1962 GMC 305V6 4WD Slow DD Build - Cecilia (Pic Heavy)
 

The bushing for a Willys Jeep will be too small.

Those are model 25/27 and the spindle bushings are too small.

Look for GM part No. 2402596.

You may have to look out for some NOS items. Ebay is a good place to start.

Jonathon