Hey guys.
Am having an issue with the rear diff pinion bearing in my 75 series ute. I replaced it middle of May this year and it's flogged out already. Diff has rear locker but hasn't been used due to leaking seals, car is daily driven (when not broken), highway mainly, and taken out every second weekend or so, nothing ridiculously harsh. I think the tailshaft "may" be an extended one, which I have been told can increase the pressure put on the pinion bearing which could be the cause of it flogging out.
Can anyone confirm this for me, or give me an idea what a possible issue maybe?
Thanks in advance.
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Diff Pinion Bearing Issues
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Diff Pinion Bearing Issues
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start with the easiest thing first mate and blow out and check your diff breather for blockages, then grab the flange and see if there is excessive play in the pinion that may be causing the seal to flog out and go from there.
GQ LWB TD42, boost, lockers etc
http://forum.mudrhino.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=262&start=30
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the shaft should't be the problem, most likely not set up properly or the collapsable spacer is slowly crushing... might have been the problem and reused when new bearings installed...(as said above)
Either way a solid pinion spacer is your best chance to have the pinion bearings last....
Though this usually happens under alot of load... so mmm not sure
Prob does not help
Brad
Either way a solid pinion spacer is your best chance to have the pinion bearings last....
Though this usually happens under alot of load... so mmm not sure
Prob does not help
Brad
3.0L turbo diesel, 4" lift, bud's front housing, track assasin cv's, air lokker front + Rear, beadlock'd 37 stickies, high steer, 15.5" travel ranchos, high pinion diff and coils on the rear
Diff was rebuilt by a reputable company here on the coast. I have just replaced the breathers with some new trailgear items so can't rule that out. Tailshaft is near impossible to put on when the car is on the hoist, car has to be on the ground and the diff under load to be able to bolt tailshaft up.
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do you mean there is no travel in the slip yoke and it has bottomed out?Drift Technician wrote:Diff was rebuilt by a reputable company here on the coast. I have just replaced the breathers with some new trailgear items so can't rule that out. Tailshaft is near impossible to put on when the car is on the hoist, car has to be on the ground and the diff under load to be able to bolt tailshaft up.
or what do you mean near impossible to get on, should be nice and easy???
Brad
3.0L turbo diesel, 4" lift, bud's front housing, track assasin cv's, air lokker front + Rear, beadlock'd 37 stickies, high steer, 15.5" travel ranchos, high pinion diff and coils on the rear
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