gil
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If i change the rear diff for a front diff, does it mean it has to go in upside down or will it be ok. i was just about to fit it when i though that
front to back
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nrgserv
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right way up.
it'll only go in one way anyway.
it'll only go in one way anyway.
gil
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cheers mate
gil
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The half shafts wont go in! is it deffo the right way
jamesmartin
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yes it does fit right way up with flat part on housing downwards front and back run on different sides of crown wheel teeth ,are you sure diffs are the same spline 10 spline or 24 spline
gil
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yeh both are 24 spline. i tried the longer half shaft in the shorter side and i was fine. Is it supose to be hard to push the half shafts in? they stick out by about
nrgserv
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you need to get them in parallel in the tube. push down on the drive flange
to lift the diff end up to meet the diff drive, then push into diff.
to lift the diff end up to meet the diff drive, then push into diff.
