I need dead diff washers.

[sunbeam]

Hi,

Does anybody have any old flattened Schumacher diff 'spring washers' that I can have. I want to have a 'play' with them. I'm happy to pay postage.

Thanks.

[sunbeam]

OK, I'll buy a new set and have a play on my own. Thanks for your help

[Cardnim]

I have some if your interested - old diffs too?

[peetbee]

blimey Rob, the topic hasn't even been open 24 hours yet!!

anyway with Reg and Axeman running the cars at club you should be inundated with washers soon enough

[MattW]

I don't believe I have EVER killed the spring washers, what on earth are you doing to them?

[sunbeam]

Originally Posted by peetbee

blimey Rob, the topic hasn't even been open 24 hours yet!!

anyway with Reg and Axeman running the cars at club you should be inundated with washers soon enough

Thing is Pete, that 69 people had read this post with no reply at the point of my last post.

I find on forums that a question is sometimes not replied to (and will never be) until I say someing extra. Then you get all the replies kicking in straight away with a range of 'poster bashing'.

Then from that, you get some helpful replies, and you get the answers you wanted

I don't believe I have EVER killed the spring washers, what on earth are you doing to them?

What happens is the washers get weak and the diff slips, then you nip them up a little and they go weak again, then nip them up and all the spring has gone, there flat and usless.

I intend to make a reforming jig. Then press the shape back into them. Then put them through a heating process to respring them to a higher quality. I don't know if it will work, but it is worth a try.

I'm sure others will be interested in knowing how to do it. However, there seems to be lots of drivers here that say there is no problem with diff, so maybe it's just me ??

[bigred5765]

cant say i have ever had one go flat, but every time a rebuild i do replace everything with these CLICKY