B&M 10311 CAST ALUMINUM REAR END COVER FOR DANA 35 WAS DESIGNED TO STRENGTHEN THE REAR END BY PREVENTING CASE User Manual

Cast aluminum rear end cover for dana 35, Instructions

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Instructions

Cast Aluminum Rear End Cover for

DANA 35

(see www.bmracing.com for the latest vehicle fitment applications and model years)

Part Number 10311

© 2013 by B&M Racing and Performance Products

Printed in the USA 9500896-00

This B&M Cast Aluminum Rear
End Cover
has been designed to
work on most vehicles equipped
with a Dana 35 axle. The B&M Cast
Aluminum

Rear

End

Cover

provides several advantages over
stock factory covers. The extra
capacity provides increased oil
volume and added cooling, while the
thick

aluminum

construction

increases

case

rigidity.

The

reinforced center bar, along with the
load bolts, prevents bearing cap
deflection under severe loads. The
magnetic drain plug feature allows
regular gear oil changes without the
usual mess, and limits ferrous debris
from circulating in the axle.

INTRODUCTION


This cover can be installed in about
an hour by carefully following the
instructions. It is suggested that the
vehicle be allowed to cool off for a
few hours to avoid burns from hot oil
and parts. The vehicle should be off
the ground for ease of installation -
jack stands, wheel ramps or a hoist
will

work

fine.

MAKE

SURE

VEHICLE IS FIRMLY SUPPORTED
- DO NOT WORK UNDER A
VEHICLE IF IT IS SUPPORTED BY

ONLY A JACK! Try to raise the
vehicle 1-2 feet so you will have
plenty of room to work. Also, have
a small box to put bolts in and a
drain pan to catch oil.

INSTALLATION


STEP 1. Clean axle housing cover
area from dirt and other debris.
NOTE: On some vehicles it
might be necessary to remove

some

parts

(e.g.

sway

bar,

panhard

rod)

to

make

the

installation of the cover easier.
STEP

2. Place a drain pan

underneath the axle housing.
STEP 3. Remove the 10 bolts
around the cover.
STEP 4. Carefully pry the cover
loose with a flat head screw driver,
being careful not to damage the
surface, and allow the oil to drain.
STEP 5. Using a dry lint free rag,

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