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 Post subject: PML Differential Covers
PostPosted: Wed Dec 31, 2008 12:07 pm 
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Has anybody else seen this yet or know anything else about them?

They look tough (and pricey!!!) :wink:

http://www.yourcovers.com/dc_9864.shtml

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I am concerned about the whole loosen the skid and there may be enough clearance thing.

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JL Rockies wrote:
I am concerned about the whole loosen the skid and there may be enough clearance thing.


My concern as well since my fuel skid is a HUGE steel bathtub (almost)...!!! :lol:

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plus they are just cast? I want heavy steel not something cast back there and for the price you can buy 3 of better ones

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Cobolt-60 wrote:
JL Rockies wrote:
I am concerned about the whole loosen the skid and there may be enough clearance thing.


My concern as well since my fuel skid is a HUGE steel bathtub (almost)...!!! :lol:


I would imagine you are expected to tighten the bolts back up after they have been loosened and the skid been pushed away from the diff.. But I have been wrong before.


..And tommudd - you know you want that polished one. :wink:

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HoppedUpOnGoofballs wrote:
Cobolt-60 wrote:
JL Rockies wrote:
I am concerned about the whole loosen the skid and there may be enough clearance thing.


My concern as well since my fuel skid is a HUGE steel bathtub (almost)...!!! :lol:


I would imagine you are expected to tighten the bolts back up after they have been loosened and the skid been pushed away from the diff.. But I have been wrong before.


..And tommudd - you know you want that polished one. :wink:


yeah you know I want a shiney hiney :roll:

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tommudd wrote:
plus they are just cast? I want heavy steel not something cast back there and for the price you can buy 3 of better ones


I agree with you about the diff covers, but what about the tranny pan. The stock one sucks!! The flange is paper thin and leaks horribly. Just wish someone makes an aftermarket one the clears the skid (stock capacity).

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Aluminun??? for a Dif cover. Lets take a step back and think about this one. :(

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LIV42DY wrote:
Aluminun??? for a Dif cover. Lets take a step back and think about this one. :(


I was waiting for others to fiqure it out....hopefully before they bought one and thought they really had something :roll:

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There was a very long post in the CRD section about those PML diff covers.You need to shave some of the back of those covers(the cooling fins) to fit on a KJ with a gas tank skid,someplace even was selling them already shaved,can't remember who though.
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why bother with them? you can get a Crane diff cover for $155 shipped and its a solid 3/8" thick with a lifetime warranty

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