YOUR RESEARCHDumb front diff question
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I recently converted my car from AWD to RWD and when I got my front diff out I noticed what I think is the pressure relief valve moves pretty freely. Is that normal? I don�t think I banged it on anything pulling it out but it seems odd how freely it moves. thanks
You mean the viscous coupling that the driveshaft. Spins? The splined rotating assembly?
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Yes, not odd at all. I just replaced my front diff - new one is same as old one... (it's just the cover that keeps the crap out that moves around freely - the actual valve is underneath...)
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