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there are 8 small circle indents on the "top hat" bit and i sanded until they was flat. Internal gear mesh is good still and the gearbox casing is now tightened up and its spins free. no more drag. |
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Any chance of getting a pic of what you sanded?
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Yep
Sanded this down till the surface was flat. (this is my spare, the sanded one is in the car) Ran the car today aswell and all worked good |
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That works but makes the diff itself a little tighter...
I didnt want to open the diff again as it was freshly built so I took a knife and cut off some plastic in the inside of the gear box on both sides where the bearing is. Maybe it would be easier with a dremel but it was late at night and I needed to make it work. |
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I just started driving... Solved itself that way:-P
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