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Jimny Rear Crown Wheel Diameter?
- supergaz
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11 Jan 2012 18:22 #30644
by X8GGY
no, not without pulling the halfshafts out and popping the diff out
But thanks for the offer
Replied by X8GGY on topic Re: Jimny Rear Crown Wheel Diameter?
mlines wrote: Mines not in bits but it is on the floor as a complete unit, can I get the measurment you need like this?
no, not without pulling the halfshafts out and popping the diff out
But thanks for the offer
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11 Jan 2012 18:41 #30647
by X8GGY
if you could measure the PCD of the bolt ring for me Gaz? centre of the head of the bolt to the opposing head bolt, i.e. the diameter of an imaginery circle drawn through the centre of the head bolts... ta!
Backlash... if you're just fitting a locker you shouldn't need to reset the backlash as you're "just" changing the gears in the centre of the diff... Disassemble it carefully laying components neatly on each side of the diff as you take them out, making sure the bearing locks stay where they are... Then take the centre gears out and fit the locker plates, then carefully refit the diff back where it was... So only the internals of the actual diff have changed, so there shouldn't be a need to reset the backlash...
I've done a front one "by feel", giving it a good waggle until it "felt right" but I wouldn't fancy doing a rear that way!
Dave
Replied by X8GGY on topic Re: Jimny Rear Crown Wheel Diameter?
supergaz wrote: Will have my old diff out in the weekend if it doesn't rain, Just installed a lockright in a new diff.
So how do I measure the backlash? Guess I'll have to wait until it's destroyed? I bet even suzuki dealers will not have all the special tools mentioned in the manual.
if you could measure the PCD of the bolt ring for me Gaz? centre of the head of the bolt to the opposing head bolt, i.e. the diameter of an imaginery circle drawn through the centre of the head bolts... ta!
Backlash... if you're just fitting a locker you shouldn't need to reset the backlash as you're "just" changing the gears in the centre of the diff... Disassemble it carefully laying components neatly on each side of the diff as you take them out, making sure the bearing locks stay where they are... Then take the centre gears out and fit the locker plates, then carefully refit the diff back where it was... So only the internals of the actual diff have changed, so there shouldn't be a need to reset the backlash...
I've done a front one "by feel", giving it a good waggle until it "felt right" but I wouldn't fancy doing a rear that way!
Dave
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