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Dana 25 Front Axle "Vents"????

 
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PostPosted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 11:48 pm    Post subject: Dana 25 Front Axle "Vents"???? Reply with quote

Are there "vents" on the back side of the Dana 25 axle (next to the sockets)? If so, mine are all messed up from a previous owners weld stick, and I'm not sure how I will fix them. They look like they use to be threaded with some type of nut on them. Hard to tell for sure beneath the globs of weld stick on mine. Can someone send a picture of what they should look like?

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 1:35 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Adam,
I emailed you some photos. The front Mdl 25 axle is vented thru a capped fitting on the front cover near the top driver's side. It is masked by the tie rod. There are grease fitting installed in the holes used to fill the front hubs with grease, gear oil or knuckle pudding when needed. The outboard in the axle tube vent fitting are found on some rear axles.
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