This is going to be fun? Paxton Rebuild!

Mustangaroo

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Just pulled my Paxton Supercharger apart, it had started making noise (Used Ebay) so I pulled it,
here are pictures of it apart for any of you interested!
Looks like parts for a complete rebuild are about $455.00 and If rebuild
by Paxton parts and labor is $750.00.

I'm just displaying the first picture, click on the links below
to see all the inside parts to one of these superchargers!

http://www.ncinternet.net/~durham/108.jpg
http://www.ncinternet.net/~durham/102.jpg
http://www.ncinternet.net/~durham/103.jpg
http://www.ncinternet.net/~durham/104.jpg
http://www.ncinternet.net/~durham/105.jpg
http://www.ncinternet.net/~durham/106.jpg
http://www.ncinternet.net/~durham/107.jpg
 
So, what is the problem? Has it sucked some grit? It looks as though a seal has deteriorated in one photo. The ATF is clean.
 
So, what is the problem? Has it sucked some grit? It looks as though a seal has deteriorated in one photo. The ATF is clean.

Well all the bearings seam good, the unit was leaking so there was a bad seal too! But the real problem is in the first picture that show the shaft and ball bearings, there is a 1/2" x 1" scored section where the balls revolve around the shaft. I called Paradise Wheels (they are now the lessened dealer) and they are on vacation till 2/21 of this month? The inside of the unit was clean, no dirt but there were very small metal shavings. This is the first time I have every attempted a rebuild on anything like this making boost, so I find myself in new territory and can't even name all the parts :shock: :wink: But that's what the WWW is for 8) :wink: Naturally it was easy to take apart :roll: but will be a little more effort getting all parts in there correct order (that's why I took pictures) with seals and shims. :wink:
 
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