center diff....?
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ok i just rebuilt my center diff. and put it back on my jammin pro kit and i was woundering if the wheen should be spinning freely or should there be a little bit of drag so to speak?
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ok i put the center diff back in the car and i went to spin the big gear thats connected to the center diff. and my question is, that is the that gear suppose to move freely?
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ok i put the center diff back in the car and i went to spin the big gear thats connected to the center diff. and my question is, that is the that gear suppose to move freely?
ok i put the center diff back in the car and i went to spin the big gear thats connected to the center diff. and my question is, that is the that gear suppose to move freely?
Are you serious??? Maybe you should go back to playing with hotwheels!!!


What do think the bearings are for??
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when you rotate your spur gear it should turn along with the diff and your wheels should turn. While you have the car on a work stand. You should be able to put your vehicle down and push it and it should roll pretty freely foward and backward.
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losiben888... what the hell is your problem get a life, im just tryin to learn!!!
losiben888... what the hell is your problem get a life, im just tryin to learn!!!
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If your going to be mean atleast spell stupid correctly.
If your going to be mean atleast spell stupid correctly.
Learning your vehicles doesn't involve sitting in front of the computer asking people about them.
Look at the damn thing, take it apart, learn the parts, how it works.
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oooooo look we got a smart ass on our hands!!! and I' am sure your the best at workin on cars huh?
oooooo look we got a smart ass on our hands!!! and I' am sure your the best at workin on cars huh?

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I agree in the fact that you should strip your vehicle down and reassemble it to learn the ins and outs of your model or models. Don't want to scare anybody away from the forum though, this a great tool for everybody. My wife always calls me a smart *****, I tell her I would rather be a smart ***** than a dumb*****.
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Take it easy guys!
If you don't like the question your not compelled to answer.
Not everybody has the mechanical confidence you have Losiben. If you got round all your noob problems by yourself then good for you! perhpas he just wants reassurance all is fine before he fires it up.
If you don't like the question your not compelled to answer.
Not everybody has the mechanical confidence you have Losiben. If you got round all your noob problems by yourself then good for you! perhpas he just wants reassurance all is fine before he fires it up.



