68 delmont 88 front hubs/drums? Interchange guide??
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68 delmont 88 front hubs/drums? Interchange guide??
OK ive been to every auto parts store in town and no one carrys this drum/hub assembly.. so i need advice... this is my only car and its my daily driver.
I need to locate a driver side hub/drum and mine is needing to be replaced.. idiot installed the race wrong for the wheel barrings and they refuse to fix it since they cant locate the drum/hub assembly and there calling it a manufacturer defect and to take it up with them..
so if any one knows of any sites and can drop links to these sites to the actual product please do.. or if you know what will inter change please let me know.. even if its to convert to disk breaks... im out of options at the moment and need this car running to keep my job lol..
thanks..
I need to locate a driver side hub/drum and mine is needing to be replaced.. idiot installed the race wrong for the wheel barrings and they refuse to fix it since they cant locate the drum/hub assembly and there calling it a manufacturer defect and to take it up with them..
so if any one knows of any sites and can drop links to these sites to the actual product please do.. or if you know what will inter change please let me know.. even if its to convert to disk breaks... im out of options at the moment and need this car running to keep my job lol..
thanks..
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I saw the one on amazon but i wasnt sure it would work since i was under the assumption i would need new spindles for this conversion.
And Charlie thanks for the part number.. how can i exactly use this? ive tried several sites and no luck.. so and thing 65-69 olds will work huh..
and the reason its different as far as i can tell is that the speedo cable hooks to the center dust cover..
#6
You can try googling the part number. Try "Oldsmobile 390699"
I think the difference between left & right is the left hand thread on the studs on LH side.
Yes 65 thru 69 full size cars are all the same drum and hub. Except disc brake, F-85,and Toronado.
I think the difference between left & right is the left hand thread on the studs on LH side.
Yes 65 thru 69 full size cars are all the same drum and hub. Except disc brake, F-85,and Toronado.
Last edited by Charlie Jones; November 6th, 2014 at 11:28 AM.
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ASAP.. IM ACTIVELY looking so if i find one today it wouldnt be 2 soon lol.. ill let you know if i find one.. if I dont just assume i haven't yet.
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I just ordered one from them.. billing is a little wierd as they dont bill you right away..when you place the order but they said they bill 2 days later or so after it goes to there billing department..
#18
Huh
I put about an hour into breaking tools and burning MAPP gas on the '65 Starfire on Sunday and never even got one lugnut off.
Does this mean that new ones are available and used ones are not worth pursuing?
I tried to call you Sunday but got a business answering machine.
I put about an hour into breaking tools and burning MAPP gas on the '65 Starfire on Sunday and never even got one lugnut off.
Does this mean that new ones are available and used ones are not worth pursuing?
I tried to call you Sunday but got a business answering machine.
#19
Actually, I think it means you need to get a real torch and use the MAPP gas for plumbing...
#20
The acetylene torch was not going to make that trip, with me 1 good arm these days.
Note to self: full body weight IS enough to break the teeth off the long arm 3/8 Craftsman ratchet. [I forgot to bring the Big Boy ratchet].
Damn tire just kept spinning, it had only partial contact with the ground. Prop blocks were not effective. For an unpaid request, the returns were not justifying the effort.
However, the thing spins easily so perhaps one day it can still be a good part.
Note to self: full body weight IS enough to break the teeth off the long arm 3/8 Craftsman ratchet. [I forgot to bring the Big Boy ratchet].
Damn tire just kept spinning, it had only partial contact with the ground. Prop blocks were not effective. For an unpaid request, the returns were not justifying the effort.
However, the thing spins easily so perhaps one day it can still be a good part.
#21
Remove spindle nut, take off hub and drum with tire attached, roll inside for further work?
#22
Good idea
That's what I did for bumper brackets- cut the frame off and hauled the bumpers with brackets [LOTS of them] and frame piece into town, attacked with 4" cutoff and the air impact. Still took 2 hrs to get all the 735 bracket bolts off that set.
The idea of removing the wheel was to make the job entail lugging smaller pieces.
I was about to cut thru the wheel leaving a disk on the lugnuts. :-)
Snap-on 18V impact did not do the job. 100 ft-lbs Dewalt 1/4 hex drive obviously not then. It was about 100 ft from my van to the parts car, so hauling stuff in and out is a bit of a chore.
That's what I did for bumper brackets- cut the frame off and hauled the bumpers with brackets [LOTS of them] and frame piece into town, attacked with 4" cutoff and the air impact. Still took 2 hrs to get all the 735 bracket bolts off that set.
The idea of removing the wheel was to make the job entail lugging smaller pieces.
I was about to cut thru the wheel leaving a disk on the lugnuts. :-)
Snap-on 18V impact did not do the job. 100 ft-lbs Dewalt 1/4 hex drive obviously not then. It was about 100 ft from my van to the parts car, so hauling stuff in and out is a bit of a chore.
#26
They are just beasty rusted, and the tire has poor ground contact.
Normally I cram a block against the tire and that stops rotation.
Buyer's need evaporated anyhow, so, that's all on hold for now.
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#28
The acetylene torch was not going to make that trip, with me 1 good arm these days.
Note to self: full body weight IS enough to break the teeth off the long arm 3/8 Craftsman ratchet. [I forgot to bring the Big Boy ratchet].
Damn tire just kept spinning, it had only partial contact with the ground. Prop blocks were not effective. For an unpaid request, the returns were not justifying the effort.
However, the thing spins easily so perhaps one day it can still be a good part.
Note to self: full body weight IS enough to break the teeth off the long arm 3/8 Craftsman ratchet. [I forgot to bring the Big Boy ratchet].
Damn tire just kept spinning, it had only partial contact with the ground. Prop blocks were not effective. For an unpaid request, the returns were not justifying the effort.
However, the thing spins easily so perhaps one day it can still be a good part.
Ill still take it... Kanter screwed this all up.. lied and for the most part played me... I specificly asked them if this was the one for my car and explained that the barrings went into the drum its self.. they assured me it was.. I asked them for a picture of the part to compare and they said they would send me one but i had to place the order first so i did... never got the picture.. about 5 days in i called them because i hadn't received any shipping info yet and the guy told me he never said he would send a picture..
Well needless to say they sent the wrong part.. or the right part and the hub is separate and they dont offer it?
The whole reason im replacing this dang thing is because the race that holds the bearing steady was installed wrong(not by me) and is eating up the inside of the drum and is going thump thump thump as i drive..
So yes please if you can get it off please by all means if you get it off ill take it.. even if it start eating brake pads... at least ill be able to drive my only dang car..
#29
I have hubs/drums from a 65 Delta I parted already off and can send a picture if you want them. I have both front ones and one rear one (no hub on the rear one of course). The front ones may be side specific because the speedometer runs off the driver side hub via a cable through the spindle. If you need a front it would be $50 plus shipping from zip 45638 for the hub and drum.
#30
i have hubs/drums from a 65 delta i parted already off and can send a picture if you want them. I have both front ones and one rear one (no hub on the rear one of course). The front ones may be side specific because the speedometer runs off the driver side hub via a cable through the spindle. If you need a front it would be $50 plus shipping from zip 45638 for the hub and drum.
#31
1967 - 1970 Olds Full Size Front Drums
The aftermarket drums catalogs show 1965 - 1966 as one #
and the 1967 - 1970 Olds Full Size 88 & 98 as a C1274 Century -- I have
these BRAKE DRUMS N.O.S. --- not overseas made reproes....
I had -- repeat had -- BRAND NEW HUB & DRUMS!!!!! but my 1967 - 1970 Oldsmobile are Sold Out.... I have 1 old school auto parts store I deal with that might actually have 1 BRAND NEW -- we would have to call them....
I also have a REAL Machine shop that Repairs HUBS by adding metal and
the like -- like what they do to crankshafts.... that's one more option...
I also have the 1965 - 1970 OLDS Full Size front brake shoes ( # 260 --
11" x 2 3/4") and the rears ( # 262 -- 11" x 2") in N.O.S. ++ ASBESTOS ++
Call me if you need -- Craig -- 516 - 485 - 1935..... New York....
and the 1967 - 1970 Olds Full Size 88 & 98 as a C1274 Century -- I have
these BRAKE DRUMS N.O.S. --- not overseas made reproes....
I had -- repeat had -- BRAND NEW HUB & DRUMS!!!!! but my 1967 - 1970 Oldsmobile are Sold Out.... I have 1 old school auto parts store I deal with that might actually have 1 BRAND NEW -- we would have to call them....
I also have a REAL Machine shop that Repairs HUBS by adding metal and
the like -- like what they do to crankshafts.... that's one more option...
I also have the 1965 - 1970 OLDS Full Size front brake shoes ( # 260 --
11" x 2 3/4") and the rears ( # 262 -- 11" x 2") in N.O.S. ++ ASBESTOS ++
Call me if you need -- Craig -- 516 - 485 - 1935..... New York....
#33
look guys.. im not trying to have every one running around blindly.. I need to learn patients.. but its kinda hard when its your only car..
so again to any body that responded.. im not trying to flake.. im just looking for the correct part..
i was recently informed that some of the hubs off these different cars the bearings wont line up.. so im just clarifying im going to get the correct part..
#34
if not then it will have to wait until i get paid again but i need the drum first..
I pmed ya.. sorry for any inconveniences..
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