CRD/V8 diff upgrade. So my new diff's arrived today:p
http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...0361e4a70b.jpghttp://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...03654319c7.jpg Noticed straightaway my first challenge :)-(: http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...03772a1d97.jpghttp://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...03d8c44721.jpg I didn't know the front diff flange was different :confused: CRD's have a cup type flange that a plunge type CV fits into. And what are these weights on the diffs? My CRD doesn't have them! Ok advice time! I am concerned about changing over the flanges. 1. Are the V8 & CRD the same spline on the pinion? 2. Do I run the risk of un-aligning the pinion & ring gear when I change the yoke? I know the torque spec's, is it just a case of removing the old & fitting the new? 3. Should I leave it & modify my new prop shaft to suit?[ |
Just swap them over mate, did same on mine 3 years ago still there now. I did fit a new seal and nut for precaution.
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To resist torque shock I guess. If the CRDs don't have them, maybe something about our 545rfe trans? Firmer downshifts? |
Vibration dampers, on the early years. Unbolt and dispose lol
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Thanks' I was hoping you were listening VP :p.
:idea:Trolling the net for a pinion seal right now ;) Part Number 52111953AC |
I would put an eaton truetrac in the rear if it was mine.
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