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23105S Carrier to Housing Leak Repair Procedure - Spicer

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2. Position the adapter plate and adjust transmission jack table <strong>to</strong> alien bolt holes.<br />

3. To fasten the adapter plate <strong>to</strong> the pinion cage install 2 HCS ¾” x 3” capscrews and snug with impact gun.<br />

Position Adapter Plate Install ¾” x 3” Capscrews<br />

4. Remove remaining carrier <strong>to</strong> housing capscrew and carefully remove the carrier assembly.<br />

<strong>Carrier</strong> Flange and <strong>Housing</strong> Ring Cleaning<br />

Note: Before installing new fastener hardware or the carrier assembly, inspect the axle housing visually for<br />

cracks, nicks or burrs on all machined surfaces. It is important that all surfaces are cleaned properly.<br />

1. Use a wire wheel <strong>to</strong> remove any paint, old sealant or oil from the housing and carrier mounting surfaces. Wipe<br />

surfaces down with cleaning solvent <strong>to</strong> remove any residual oil or dirt.<br />

Wire Wheel Surfaces Check for Nick, Cracks and Contamination<br />

2. Apply a 1/8” bead of Loctite 5699 Ultra Grey or Dow Corning 3-0100 Au<strong>to</strong>motive Sealant <strong>to</strong> the housing surface, it’s<br />

important <strong>to</strong> apply the sealant around (make a loop) all of the threaded bolt holes.<br />

IMPORTANT: Do not spread or smooth-out RTV once applied. RTV will set in 20<br />

minutes. Install carrier before RTV sets or reapply.<br />

1/8” Bead of Approved RTV Make loop around all bolt holes

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