DiscoPol
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Today i finally got round to strip the rear diff off the disco, it packed up a few weeks ago and i haven't had the chance before now, and this is what i found
now correct me if i am wrong but isn't this a 4 pin diff?
so i am quite happy about that but not so happy with the remains of the pinion bearing that i happily destroyed by continuing to drive the disco when i knew the rear diff was failing,
in my innocence or stupidity i thought it was a standard diff and it would just be easier to drive it until it died and then grab another standard diff and replace it, now im thinking of rebuilding it.
I followed treweys how to and have it stripped ready for replacement of the bearing when i source one, but do you think its worth having it rebuilt professionally by a transmission specialist or should i just chance it and see how long it runs for after i rebuild it?
and yes i can see the wear on the back of the input flange where the oil seal sits, gonna look for a 200tdi flange and shaft too, may as well whilst its in bits.
now correct me if i am wrong but isn't this a 4 pin diff?
so i am quite happy about that but not so happy with the remains of the pinion bearing that i happily destroyed by continuing to drive the disco when i knew the rear diff was failing,
I followed treweys how to and have it stripped ready for replacement of the bearing when i source one, but do you think its worth having it rebuilt professionally by a transmission specialist or should i just chance it and see how long it runs for after i rebuild it?
and yes i can see the wear on the back of the input flange where the oil seal sits, gonna look for a 200tdi flange and shaft too, may as well whilst its in bits.
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