Turning Wheels
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From: Hell, ND,
What makes the wheels on a truck spin opposite directions when you spin one while holding it? After I redid my diff on my XXX-NT they both spin the same direction now instead of opposite. Is this ok or do I need to fix it?
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it's called limited slip.since wheels don't always have the same traction the diff alows one wheel to spin more than the other one(someone correct me if I'm wrong). The wheels are supposed to spin opposite one another you may put it back to gether wrong or not used enough grease it they spin when you put some force on them just add some more lube.
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the limited slip diff if for when you are drinving in a corner the outside wheel is traveling more distance than the inside wheel.
the diff allows the outside wheel to keep up without sliding.
if both wheels are spinning in the same direction then the diff is locked. try lossening the diff a bit till it allows the wheels to spin in opposite directions.
also you might need to lube the diff with diff grease, regular grease will not work.
good luck
the diff allows the outside wheel to keep up without sliding.
if both wheels are spinning in the same direction then the diff is locked. try lossening the diff a bit till it allows the wheels to spin in opposite directions.
also you might need to lube the diff with diff grease, regular grease will not work.
good luck
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From: belvidere tn. usa
the big gear that the clutch bell turns(clutch bell is the gear attatched to the motor,it turns the main gear(spur) witch spins the diff)well the easiest way to say it is grab ahold of the biggest gear on the buggy (while it is NOT running )and turn one tire if that dose not make the diff react then you have a problem.
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Originally posted by PAINT CHIP
if the slipper clutch is to loose then they will spin the same way,try tightening it before tearing the diff down again.
if the slipper clutch is to loose then they will spin the same way,try tightening it before tearing the diff down again.
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From: Hell, ND,
I was gonna tear it down last night but I stripped the LAST FRIGGIN SCREW on the chassis for the tranny. So Im going to dremmel that **** out today and redo the diff. I have to have them spinning opposite ways because Im a friggin perfectionist.



