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There is NO WAY...
This diff is going in place with this belt on..! WTF! Sorry....
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Err, yes there is.
Not sure what way youve got it set up, but if correct then just... - put the diff into the belt - ensure belt is sitting on pulley and diff teeth correctly - set diff into recess on lower diff housing - ensure both eccentric bearings are llined up the same. Et voila; Bob's your uncle, Agnus is your aunt and your diff is in! |
wrong belt back in front etc
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See Page 9 , step 14B in the SX2 manual if you are still unsure.
Its quite clear there. If you dont have the manual you can get it here: SX2 MANUAL |
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Also, once, I had the rear belt going round the spur gear layshaft as well - this made it impossible to get the diff to seat properly. Maybe something to check? :confused: |
yeh thats the other one make sure the belt is above the layshaft
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Im sure I will get there in the end. Going to have another look at the front diff also as it is a little tight now for some reason. It was fine when it was out... Kelvin |
as long as its not notchy tight is ok infact tight is good
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Really?
The rear was the same so I adjusted it, but if you say that tight is good then I will put it back to how it was. |
Can I just say, It Looks So Small! :)
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