iGuys,
Pulled my Dana 44 open knuckle disc brake differential apart, and it has this third member, which appears to be a locker. I think it is an older detroit locker, but not sure, as the newer lockers have more fins (see picture, a new detroit locker seems to have more fins). Not sure where to ID the manufacturer. I will disassemble and inspect when I'm off work next week
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Re: Help ID This Locker
I had a guess as a Torsen.. but google search says I'm wrong.. more pics and open it up 

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Here is another view of it. I am not seeing anything currently like it on th emarket...Any Ideas?
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And another clearer view. There is hand etching on the side there saying "913A128 7M9", but I can't find a part number, a picture on the web similar, or a manufacturer on the case!
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OK.. I'm gonna go back to my original guess its a early version of a Torsen, which I think is the granddaddy of the Tru-Trac.. look at the similarity's in the part # here http://www.summitracing.com/parts/DTL-913A592/
I'm thinking the the 3 large bolts holding it together are axles for the helical gears inside.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torsen
check out a google image search for torsen to get an idea of what I'm thinking... but Ive been wrong before
I'm thinking the the 3 large bolts holding it together are axles for the helical gears inside.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torsen
check out a google image search for torsen to get an idea of what I'm thinking... but Ive been wrong before
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I searched all over for the Torsen, but I see similarities, nothing concrete. The 6 flangers on the one side looks similar to a Dana 60 Detroit locker, but not exactly. Kinda driving me nuts!Eric L wrote:OK.. I'm gonna go back to my original guess its a early version of a Torsen, which I think is the granddaddy of the Tru-Trac.. look at the similarity's in the part # here http://www.summitracing.com/parts/DTL-913A592/
I'm thinking the the 3 large bolts holding it together are axles for the helical gears inside.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torsen
check out a google image search for torsen to get an idea of what I'm thinking... but Ive been wrong before
I see most lockers have opennings in the side, or pins through them...but not this one.
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Oh and I clicked the button too quick, so Thanks for taking a stab at it, Eric!
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I have the answer finally.....I contacted Eaton (who makes Detroit lockers now) and they say it is an older true trac!
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That's pretty cool. Tru-trac's are great.
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