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Will be stripping my rb6 down tonight to check a few things causing me some braking issues and while it's apart I thought I might inspect the diff.
Car was bought second hand a couple months ago and I haven't carried out much maintenance since! Few questions: 1) is their a simple way to ascertain whether diff might need attention or not before stripping buy turning wheels or something, what should it feel/sound like? ( when I hold both wheels and turn in same direction slowly it feels very clunky) 2) when I strip it all apart are their specific things to look for other than obvious damage to balls etc? 3) if everything looks to be in good condition, should I re apply clear and black grease, and which one where ( have ae only) 4) finally can anyone suggest a good process for setting rb6 diff correctly once it's rebuilt? Any help greatly appreciated! Last edited by ejw; 15-12-2013 at 04:01 PM. Reason: Made no sense! |
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