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Old 20-05-2008
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hi, im assuming that the horrific crunching sound im getting when braking is a result of me having my slipper set to tight and damaging my gears. (although gears dont seen too bad to naked eye)

before i pop a new set in i thought i would check that its not related to a different unseen problem?

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have you checked the backlash on the teeth Dan, I know the teeth may look good, but there is chance, under braking, that the crownwheel is jumping teeth on the pinion.... worth a look if there is nowt else looking out of place?
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there does seem to be a bit of slop there, need to buy some more shims i think when i order the gears.

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I'll have a look for you next time i see you if thats any good mate?
Shouldn't need more shims, just move them around a bit
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Also check the screw that holds the smaller gear in place. This may have worked loose or something.
This happened to me once and I didn't spot it....until the screw chewed through the gears.

other than that, just whats been mentioned previously and check the shims.
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Dan, are they 10mm shims, if so, come see me on Sunday at COBRA if you are going...
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the screw thing happend to me once too (not this time though), if im at cobra ill have a look steve
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too lose diff gear mesh mine did it added another shim to tighten mesh and instant cure
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I was told to put 4 shims per diff. 2 of each color. It was tight as first but quickly felt spot on.
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