Is there an designated direction...or can i rotate the box 180degrees, eg is the box directional in what flange is input and out put.
I realize the opening for amusing answers on this stupidly put question, be merciful
I believe diffs are directional and can't be used in the opposite direction (other than reversing the car) without the contact points on the cogs needing realigned through shimming. Basically the back of the cogs teeth will be overlapping the other cogs teeth at the wrong location i.e. the edge rather than the center and so will wear badly.
I think that the Quaife has to be mounted a particular way as the bearings are different on each end. I think it is mounted with the reverse lever to
the passenger side but i'm not 100% sure on that.
I'm sure someone will be along to confirm.
Trying to think from memory, but I believe ^^^ is correct, lever is on the passenger side. I don't think you would want to reverse the direction of the Quaiffe anyway, the unit is horrible going in reverse definitely smoother going forward. Or maybe that is just mine.
definately reverse lever on passenger side,
filler plug driver side.
So to clarify as im in Sweden with an LEFT hand side drive car.
Oil filler to the right!
Lever to the left!
Correct?
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I don't really know but I love that sponge mallet!
quote:
Originally posted by Triggerhappy
So to clarify as im in Sweden with an LEFT hand side drive car.
Oil filler to the right!
Lever to the left!
Correct?
quote:
Originally posted by Triggerhappy
So to clarify as im in Sweden with an LEFT hand side drive car.
Oil filler to the right!
Lever to the left!
Correct?
Many thanks for replys, your the best
Re the mallet, its pretty darn hard plastic if you ask my left thumb, iŽll fully agree on that it looks like sponge thou...