or should i buy a new dif. Any input is appreciated.
Thanks
24th Oct 2017 2:56 pm
rrhool
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Unless you are a very competent home mechanic, you should avoid trying to overhaul a differential. I would think you could get a good used diff, for less money and hassle than trying to re-build one.
Just my opinion Richard
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24th Oct 2017 3:18 pm
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If it is only the output bearings then it’s straight forward to do.
If it’s the pinion bearings, then you’ll have difficulty getting the main pinion nut set to the right point.
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