they look like this inside:
tripod's = the CV joints on push-in type driveshafts
they look like this inside:
Can anyone enlighten me as to what diff was found in a 2.0l GLS Sierra?
I know its push in shaft which is what I want, been offered one someone has spare but its buried in a garage and I was trying to find out what ratio
it will be. I currently have a 3.62 non LSD 7" sierra diff but its making some noise and got a lot of play on the prop flange (pinion)
Anyone know? Had a search but not found anything.
Cheers
Rich
http://locostbuilders.co.uk/photos.php?action=showphoto&photo=Image1sml.JPG
see if that helps
most 2.0 cars had 3.92 - but the axle code on the vin plate will confirm that:
Ratio Code
3.14 M
3.36 A
3.38 V
3.62 U
3.64 3
3.92 D
also see here:
http://locostbuilders.co.uk/forum/9/viewthread.php?tid=85080
MY first diff come out of a 2L GLS and it was a 3,62 non lsd
I now have a 3.62 LSD fitted
Jacko
Thanks Jacko and others. Gives me some hope it may be the same as the one I have so I can swap it over. Just hoping its in better nick.
I m hoping to drop the existing diff out to have a better look at it, so might be after advice on whether its just knackered or even worth trying to
rebuild.
For the £50 he is asking I am tempted to try this other one. Mine has lots of play on the prop flange. How much is normal?
Rich
In my 2.0 glsi it had a 7.5" open 3.14 with lobro's look on the vin plate for the axle type or get the code off of the tag on the back of the diff.
quote:
Originally posted by DixieTheKid
In my 2.0 glsi it had a 7.5" open 3.14 with lobro's look on the vin plate for the axle type or get the code off of the tag on the back of the diff.
quote:
Originally posted by bertie_bas205
quote:
Originally posted by DixieTheKid
In my 2.0 glsi it had a 7.5" open 3.14 with lobro's look on the vin plate for the axle type or get the code off of the tag on the back of the diff.
Ok, i have seen this in a few posts and have to ask.....
What the hell are/is lobro's/lobro?????????????
Bertie.
lobro's = the CV joints on bolt-on type driveshafts
they look like this inside:
tripod's = the CV joints on push-in type driveshafts
they look like this inside:
Cheers for that.....
Lobro's n Tripods..... Check....
Bertie.