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Old 10-21-2012, 09:37 PM
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Default 682 rear end on a 782d?
First off I am new to the site. I aquired a 782D last october and its nothing but a headache. I had to replace the driveshaft and the flexible discs. I also did the starter upgrade right away being that winter was just around the corner. Anyways I was wondering if a cast rear end from a 682 would bolt right up to my 782d. The hydro seems to be really tight but I have been chasing a leak for quite some time now and some other issues with the rear end keep coming up.

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It will bolt up just fine.

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It will bolt up just fine.



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The rearend will bolt up just fine as Duke says, but obviously the hydro pump will need to be swapped to the 782D's original unit.
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Thanks for the quick responses. Would I need to swap over the hyrdo unit being the the diesels have auxiliary hydraulic ports?
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The rearend will bolt up just fine as Duke says, but obviously the hydro pump will need to be swapped to the 782D's original unit.


Yes, but I was under the assumption that Jordan meant the whole trans/trans-axle assembly, due to pointing out his current hydro leaks.
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If you do it you may want to re-seal it while before you put it in and checkout the trunion. Much easier to do it while it's out. Then you should be good for a LONG time. And as Matt and Conner pointed out you will need to use your pump. And welcome to OCC.
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Thanks for the quick responses. Would I need to swap over the hyrdo unit being the the diesels have auxiliary hydraulic ports?

Because of hydraulic ports, and hydraulic lift.
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So this should be a pretty simple process then correct? Forgive my ignorance but what would this trunion be? I will try and post some pictures of it sometime this week.
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So this should be a pretty simple process then correct? Forgive my ignorance but what would this trunion be? I will try and post some pictures of it sometime this week.



Yes and no...Depends on the person.




Here's another link talking about the trunion... http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=12401
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