Hello,
New member here. I'm looking for an all steel 18 tooth driven speedometer gear for a Dana 24 transfer case that's attached to a 1966 Ford F-250.
I know there are several different configurations of speedometer gears out there; can anyone tell me whether a Dana 18, 20 or 21 would be the
same? and if they are the same it would need to be an 18 tooth. I've looked on summit and they show a picture of one like I have but its only a 15
tooth.
Also is there a conversion kit made allowing me to switch to plastic gears (drive & driven). This would be a last resort. See attached photos of the spedometer gear and truck.
Any help locating this part would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Doorguy
Speedometer Gear
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sargentrs
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Re: Speedometer Gear
I might be able to help you with this. I have an MPC and there are literally hundreds of possibilities. In order to properly identify the correct gear some more information will be required.
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Randy
1970 F100 Sport Custom Limited LWB, 302cid, 3 on the tree. NO A/C, NO P/S, NO P/B. Currently in 1000 pcs while rebuilding. Project thread: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 22&t=59995 Plan: 351w, C4, LSD, pwr front disc, p/s, a/c, bucket seats, new interior and paint.
1987 F-150 XLT Lariat, 5.0/C6 auto.
1970 F100 Sport Custom Limited LWB, 302cid, 3 on the tree. NO A/C, NO P/S, NO P/B. Currently in 1000 pcs while rebuilding. Project thread: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 22&t=59995 Plan: 351w, C4, LSD, pwr front disc, p/s, a/c, bucket seats, new interior and paint.
1987 F-150 XLT Lariat, 5.0/C6 auto.
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Re: Speedometer Gear
If you have a steel gear, there should be a number stamped on it.
To identify plastic gears shape & tooth count (stamped on the plastic gear) are needed. Color also helps, BUT IS NOT FOOLPROOF.
To identify plastic gears shape & tooth count (stamped on the plastic gear) are needed. Color also helps, BUT IS NOT FOOLPROOF.
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