How to identify diff
Discussion
Gents,
Is there an obvious way to tell if the diff is the limited slip type or not.
Mine is a series one and probably has a standard diff.
I wanted to change the diff oil whilst I'm doing some work on it and want to get the correct type OF oil. The SH Bible gives different spec oil for each diff type.
Regards,
BBT.
Is there an obvious way to tell if the diff is the limited slip type or not.
Mine is a series one and probably has a standard diff.
I wanted to change the diff oil whilst I'm doing some work on it and want to get the correct type OF oil. The SH Bible gives different spec oil for each diff type.
Regards,
BBT.
Not sure I agree with Daft Lad..
I believe it will allow a limited amount of slip before it locks..
So if you turn one side and have a friend hold the other then after a few turns (or half etc..) then it should lock up and both sides turn..
The clutch plates inside allow a limited amount of slip - hence the name LSD.
I believe it will allow a limited amount of slip before it locks..
So if you turn one side and have a friend hold the other then after a few turns (or half etc..) then it should lock up and both sides turn..
The clutch plates inside allow a limited amount of slip - hence the name LSD.
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