disco diff problem

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news

Guest

• Jan 11, 2005

• #1

I was on the snow and found that the 2 front wheels had traction and the
rears very little. I also get under 10 mph noise and vibration that seems to
go away. If both front wheels have traction, is that a front diff prob.

 

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RADIOTWO

Guest

• Jan 11, 2005

• #2

Try the Diff Lock !

Steve
"news" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:__NEd.8755$eb.4459@trndny01...
> I was on the snow and found that the 2 front wheels had traction and the
> rears very little. I also get under 10 mph noise and vibration that seems
to
> go away. If both front wheels have traction, is that a front diff prob.
>
>

 

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TonyB

Guest

• Jan 13, 2005

• #3

"news" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:__NEd.8755$eb.4459@trndny01...
> I was on the snow and found that the 2 front wheels had traction and the
> rears very little. I also get under 10 mph noise and vibration that seems
to
> go away. If both front wheels have traction, is that a front diff prob.

I think it may be normal. My S3 and the Disco slide around a lot at the back
in poor traction conditions.
TonyB
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