How hard to get the diff out.?
How hard to get the diff out.?
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adnic69

Original Poster:

91 posts

264 months

Saturday 8th October 2005
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I have had a slight wine on the diff that has gradually getting worse. After a long drive today it is obvious that the diff is shot to bits. When i now pull away the car shudders as if the crown wheel is pulling or rubbing.
I just wanted to know how hard it is to get the diff out and what sort of price i am looking at for new bearings.

Thanks in advance

Phil Durn

68 posts

252 months

Monday 10th October 2005
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TVRfix are fitting a rebuilt one to mine next week £650 inc fitting and VAT. I climbed underneath and thought no way!

rude girl

6,937 posts

288 months

Monday 10th October 2005
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adnic

I see you're in Milton Keynes. Why not give Bernie at Competition Transmission Services a call? He's just down the road near Dunstable and is one of the cleverest men I've met.

You can contact him on 01582 840008, or at www.gearboxman.co.uk

Paul (93 Chim)

144 posts

262 months

Monday 10th October 2005
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Have you tried changing the oil to a different type, I had a slight wine on mine and changed it to EP80W/90 and now it's as "quiet as a mouse" at all speeds.
Have you checked the oil level and for leaks anyway,

Paul

Adnic69

Original Poster:

91 posts

264 months

Tuesday 11th October 2005
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Well so far i have the exhaust off and the bolts out the prop. It's tight under there but not as bad as i thought.
I have got someone lined up to do it for me.

Graham

16,381 posts

313 months

Tuesday 11th October 2005
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I've got to do mine as well, so far in the last 2 months i've changed a diff in the Tuscan racer and the taz racer, the one im really not looking forward to is the chimaera.

Although I am toying with the idea of sticking the diff i took out of the tuscan in there, its a lower ratio so it might be fun..

G