Full float, LSD install question (1 Viewer)

[Bahndo111]

For part of my build I am installing a full float rear axle on my '84 fj60. I picked up a LSD a little while back and decided to go ahead and throw it in. I pulled the semi-float third and disassembled it so I could re-use the ring and pinion. I heated the ring up and slipped it on the diff. and bolted it up, no problems thus far. I was looking at the parts that came off of the semi float and I ran into a little confusion as to what needs/can be reused when I put it all back together. Basically the pin bolt that locks the cross shaft in on the semi-float does not fit the housing on the LSD: (pin circled in red)

Looking at the parts manual for the LSD, I am not sure if there is a different pin that goes in this space. Possibly this guy:

This is my first time taking apart a third so please bear with me, I'm learning as I go.
-Bahndo

 

[cruiser_guy]

Completely different. The pin in the semi float is there to hold the axles in place and is NOT required on a full float axle. In fact there is no where to put that pin in the semi float which is why a semi floater can NEVER have an OEM LSD. The bolt you have circled on the LSD is simply to hold the two sides of the LSD together.

 

[Bahndo111]

Gotcha, that's kind of what I gathered. The only reason I questioned it is b/c there is a threaded hole in the LSD housing that is in the same place as the one on the open diff. I don't have it in front of me or I would take a pic and post it but I will see if I can get one. Any thoughts on what is supposed to go in the threaded hole?
Thanks,
Bahndo

 

[cruiser_guy]

Any thoughts on what is supposed to go in the threaded hole?
Thanks,
Bahndo

Not sure, and my LSD is installed in the front axle of my '60 so I can't look at it either.

 

[Bahndo111]

I'm working on getting a picture.....

 

[Bahndo111]

Alright here's a pic. the hole in question is circled in red:

I am pretty sure this is an Auburn LSD if that helps/makes a difference, Thanks,
Bahndo

 

[cruiser_guy]

I am pretty sure this is an Auburn LSD if that helps/makes a difference, Thanks,
Bahndo

If it's an Auburn then my comments earlier may not apply. My LSD is the OEM Toyota unit.