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I had a gearbox shop put a KAAZ plate LSD differential into my gearbox (that was previously viscous LSD) and now have a interesting issue.
The LHS side stub axle is now too long to go into the gearbox (it hits the 'centre divider' about 20mm too early) and by way of crude measurement, the shortfall on the LHS stub axle, seem to be added to extra space for the RHS half shaft, so that it can no longer hit the centre of the diff.
Looking at a picture I took of the bare diff head, it looks like it might be possible to install the differential in two different ways? But I'm not sure?
Is is possible that my diff could have been installed the wrong way around?
Nick.
The LHS side stub axle is now too long to go into the gearbox (it hits the 'centre divider' about 20mm too early) and by way of crude measurement, the shortfall on the LHS stub axle, seem to be added to extra space for the RHS half shaft, so that it can no longer hit the centre of the diff.
Looking at a picture I took of the bare diff head, it looks like it might be possible to install the differential in two different ways? But I'm not sure?
Is is possible that my diff could have been installed the wrong way around?
Nick.