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OK so i got a new speedo housing to suit my purple speedo cog that goes with my 4.3 diff. Problem is it looks totally different to the stock one. I'm guessing part #32707-C8301 doesnt work as suggested in the thread i got it from  ::) .

 

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IIRC the gear diameter increases with the different colors. The centre of the housing is slightly offset,  I fitted the new cog in the original housing and machined a new retaining slot about 180deg from the original position and that seemed to work. I was using the red gear for a 4.1

 

What does the new housing look like Jake?

 

 

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There is a picture of both housings above? The new one is the longer one with the gear in it.

 

 

The purple gear fit fine in the factory housing but i had people telling me it would be binding. When i pulled the gear out there were no marks on it though?

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You need to rotate the housing fitted into the box, at same time, turn tailshaft, looking at the speedo drive, when it then rotates, the purple gear is engaged.

The milled flat wont line up, try the bolt and tang plate, it may hold it in, if not then file a slot for the tang.

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So i didn't need the new longer housing at all? I just put the stock one in upside down?

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Yeah I can see that now via the link. The first post I can't see any pic, there's just a tiny empty black square  :-\

 

The long one is weird, haven't seen one like that before. What thread was it from?

 

 

Isn't the FJ rear case the same as an L series 5spd? If so just use the standard housing, punch out the roll pin, switch colored cogs, refit roll pin, insert in case and rotate until cog engages the plastic drive gear, you'll feel it and be able to see it like Jason says.

 

With the red cog (4.1) it should rotate about 180degrees from original position. Make note of where the locking tab should fit, machine a small groove (I used a 4"grinder with thin cutting blade). Refit with a new 'O' ring and a small amount of wheel bearing grease on the 'O' ring

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