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Old 30-06-2011
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Default Shreaded diffs!

So I was wondering why my rear wheels were locking up and then I opened the diff housing I saw this


Damn it... Is there anything I can do to prevent this?
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Old 30-06-2011
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1) Check the shims. Make sure there is no sideways movement.

2) Check the input shaft bearings, if these have collapsed that could cause the gears to mash up.

3) Check there is no play in the input shaft.

The gear box should have very little play if any.
Have a look at the TD tech tips!
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Old 01-07-2011
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http://www.team-durango.com/blog/?p=2584
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Make sure your slipper isn't too tight
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Old 01-07-2011
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this is also a good idea:
http://www.tsrproducts.com/media/pro...e-Shim-Set.pdf
Some shims and a 8*5*2,5mm ball bearing is placed between the two larger ball bearings.
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I might be completely wrong! But shouldn't you have some grease in there? Or have you cleaned it up?
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Make sure your slipper isn't too tight
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that's how i did mine (x4pro)
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I might be completely wrong! But shouldn't you have some grease in there? Or have you cleaned it up?
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the oil/grease will be in the diff casing
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the oil/grease will be in the diff casing
There should also be grease here. The kit supplies green stuff.
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You can see in the photos he has used the kit grease, so that shouldn't be why it's lost some teeth.

Not had it happen to mine, so can't help with reasons why.
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Old 01-07-2011
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You know what I forgot about the slipper. It might be too tight. I'll try that and check if all the shims and bearings are all aligned. And im going to try and get shims for the input shaft and diffs. Thanks so much guys! I'll follow up with you guys with the outcome. And yes the grease came with the kit and instructed to put it.
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Old 02-07-2011
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I would like to stress the importance of a proper gear mesh in the gear box. Be sure to check out the "Pro Build Guide" on the Durango site for the best photo illustrated tips.
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Old 02-07-2011
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Once you get the kinks worked out of the (you) and the car, it will treat you really well.
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seen that before ad it did not apear to me to be lack of correct shimming it looked more like a poor casting where the teeth had failed and not been wearing.
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Old 02-07-2011
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The ring gear provided with the R version are weaker. When you buy new ones as they will be harder. Other hardening and/or material.
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The ring gear provided with the R version are weaker. When you buy new ones as they will be harder. Other hardening and/or material.
i doubt thats true as there the same part number, im sure the gears were beefed up or the material was changed in later kits though
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i doubt thats true as there the same part number, im sure the gears were beefed up or the material was changed in later kits though
Yes, same part number, but different shape and color.
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Old 03-07-2011
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So I got 2 crown gears part # td310004 and it looks more sturdy but doesn't have the 4 square grooves on the inner part.
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Old 03-07-2011
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yes thats the new version of the diff gears. i just got a Durango DEX410R a little while ago and it did not have the 4 square grooves on the inner part. so they must have updated them.
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Old 04-07-2011
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Sweet thanks bro! And congratulations on your new DEX!
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