thrust plate for zexel?
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From: Turnin' Wrenches Infractions: 005
I dont think you can hardly find just those pieces new. Gotta get lucky and score it on the used market. However, you can look for an entire torsen posi and use the block and bolt and keep the posi as a spare.
plus now that i think about it i have one, sort of. i just have to see if it fits. i bought one of these in 8.5 (the whole unit) and its in a box somewhere. if its the same for 8.5 and 7.5 then i have one and will just have to still get one when i eventually use the other unit.
I know this because I went through this not long ago when I sold mine for 50 shipped, so I would ****** up that $40 offer. Thats probably your only hope. And they are hard to find. As 01redSSA4 said its easiest to find them in blown up zexel's.
Good luck in your search, and FWIW its generally referred to as a paddle or sometimes a thrust block/plate
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if your still looking for one u can buy them new from the torsen company now for 97 dollars and like 12 dollars to ship it I just had to buy one its in there catalog and it shows they don't have many left
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I bought mine from my local Buick GMC dealer. You cannot reuse the thrust plate retaining bolt, they are torque to yield. They are around $3 for the retaining bolt so you might as well follow the GMSI just to be on the safe side.
