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I have a possible problem with XH ute. With the rear wheels off ground and on axle stands the rotating of the wheels doesnt rotate the tailshaft but does rotate the opposite wheel. Put the car in gear and the tailshaft drives the wheels. Do these diffs require some kind of load to engage properly or is this a sign the pinion to crown wheel teeth are stuffed. From what i can see its not LSD just conventional 3.23 gears according to the sticker
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thats what happens when you have a open wheeler diff and both rear wheels off the ground and spin the wheels
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| ED_XR6_5 SPEED |
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Thats what all open diffs do so its fine. Im pretty sure if you leave one wheel on the ground and lift one side it will spin the tail shaft, I could be wrong though.
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ED_XR6_5 SPEED wrote: Thats what all open diffs do so its fine. Im pretty sure if you leave one wheel on the ground and lift one side it will spin the tail shaft, I could be wrong though. Thats right if its an open wheeler.....
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| 03turbo |
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thanks guys, one less thing to worry about
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