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Old 03-28-2019, 01:47 PM   #1
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I didn't think to snap any photos of it so I've got nothing useful to show that helps explain here but I think ya'll will get the gist of what I'm saying..

Also, I ran out of diagnosis time last night so I haven't spent long looking for a solution yet. I thought I'd check with you guys though, since I'm stuck at work spinning my wheels through the last 1.5 days of my employment here..

When I put the T-Case together on my SBK, the bottom of the case doesn't seem to mate completely; the top is fine but the bottom doesn't pull together.

There's only the three screws holding it together and they're all located away from the bottom of the case (where the 2 halves of the case don't mate properly. It looks as though once I bolt it down to the skid it will tighten up but I thought see if anyone else how's built an SBK Venture had this issue?
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Old 03-28-2019, 02:20 PM   #2
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I didn't have any problem with the case on my build. Is it possible you have a wrong size or badly fitted bearing? I looked on my build thread and there is a pin to lock the gear to the shaft. Maybe that is not in correctly.

In the photo gears are pinned to the shaft. One not sat properly might be the cause.


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Old 03-28-2019, 04:21 PM   #3
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Yeah, all the pins/gears/bearings are seated correctly (I think...) but I'll have to take it apart and verify. I think it's either that, or one of the bearings isn't seating properly in the housing.
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But yours went together easily?
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Yeah, didn't have any problem. Also maybe check the casings for anything that could stop them seating properly
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I didnt run into any issues getting my T case to come together. It such a small part that pulling it apart to double check everything shouldn't be too much work. If it were me I'd fully tear it down, inspect and re-assemble.
There was one guy here who had chewed up the T case gears I believe and after a new housing I think it was fixed. Maybe they had a bad run of the cases?

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Old 03-29-2019, 09:12 AM   #7
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I didnt run into any issues getting my T case to come together. It such a small part that pulling it apart to double check everything shouldn't be too much work. If it were me I'd fully tear it down, inspect and re-assemble.
There was one guy here who had chewed up the T case gears I believe and after a new housing I think it was fixed. Maybe they had a bad run of the cases?
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Yeah, didn't have any problem. Also maybe check the casings for anything that could stop them seating properly

Thanks for the assist and the feedback all!

As one could've predicted, all it needed was a tear down and re-assembly. I'm not sure exactly what changed but I must've had a bearing that was seating poorly. I took it apart (a whopping 3 screws), seated the bearings in the case (as opposed to on the shafts) and it went together perfectly.




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Old 03-29-2019, 09:48 AM   #8
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Glad it was an easy fix. At least the case is easy to strip down. It seemed odd to me that the bearings in the plastics were a good fit, but in the gears they were slack. Bad way of doing things imo.
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