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Hi,
I've recently rebuilt my B4's diff with new balls, slipper plates and thrust bolt. It seemed fine until last night when it began to make a bad clicking sound at 1 point in the rotation. Naturally, I whipped out the diff and had a look around. There didn't seem to be any problems other than very slight ware on the plates so I turned them over. The next race seemed fine but now it’s gone really slack and unpredictable. 1 minute it makes a bad scraping noise, the next its fine. In the same way, half the time the diff will engage when turning 1 wheel, and then it won’t...Does anyone know what might be to blame??? Thanks ![]() |
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New thrust bearing set also?
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I had a clicking sound but I think its my old balls that are a bit knacked. As for the unpredictable diff, is it in the right way round? Diff screw head on the spur side?
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Could well be the thrust race I reckon .
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Yeah, it is the right way around
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Thrust race IMO...
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Did you ever get to the bottom of this? I've had a similar persistent problem, turns out one of the balls was pitted:
![]() I can't see how this could have happened through running it, I think it must have been a manufacturing fault. It could feel perfect when I built it, then when the pit eventually lined up with the rotation of the ball, it would start clicking as the pit hit the rings. |
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