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N4W Card Holder Off-Road Warrior  |
What is considered normal? Here is a link to a picture of mine. Im just looking for more opinions. I think it should be fine, but I need reassurance
 Daniel 1999 Frontier XE 2WD I4 AUTO - RIP sold 11/01/05 1994 Pathy XE 4WD V6 5 SPD - Bought 1/29/06  |
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well - you certainly have some full-face gear contact
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N4W Card Holder Off-Road Warrior |
Its coming out of one engine and going into a different one. Will the different drive gear affect anything?
Daniel 1999 Frontier XE 2WD I4 AUTO - RIP sold 11/01/05 1994 Pathy XE 4WD V6 5 SPD - Bought 1/29/06 |
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N4W Card Holder NISSAN4WHEELER  |
Throw it in.
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this is the first time i have ever heard of someone worrying about this. lol. my 200sx with a vg30 has a distributor gear thats missing 3 teeth and it still works 250k later.
92 pathy- 3 link front, long arm rear, front EB 44 with ox locker and full chromo shafts, rear with full carrier detroit. 4.88/4.9 gears front and back. Currently on 35's. |
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Administrator N4W Card Holder Arrr.. Me good eye! Ultimate N4Wheeler  |
I wouldnt worry about it. thats pretty normal looking. Just toss it in the new engine and get it together.
The only parts you really need to be concerned about wear patterns are on differentials, which see tremendous forces. The distributor is in effect just freewheeling off the cam gear, so theres no load on it. ------------------------------------------------------------  <--Click Me!"As a lion is to a cat, so is a mastiff compared to a dog." "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty or safety." - Benjamin Franklin |
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