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i got a banjo diff in my HR and i carnt stop it from leaking its from the center the leak i want to know if it could be twisted or cracked is this common for these diffs or just the way im doing it any tip on how to fix this please
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is it leaking from the front or rear of the diff? if its from the front it could be the pinion seal if from the front or the diff centre gasket throughly check the diff housing for any cracks as this can happen unfortuntly these diffs arnt strong and cant
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A 9" in an HR??? What the? IMHO, do not fit a 9"...you will lose LOTS of power just turning the diff and you will ruin any handling that you now have. An HR is WAAAAY too light to effectively use a 9" diff. Is your diff leaking where the tailshaft Edited by user Thursday, 9 June 2005 7:26:25 AM(UTC)
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its not the pinion seal cos i have replaced that when i did the bearings then i put it back in and it leaked from the diff casing i have replaced the gaskit with 2 diffrent barads and has not fixed the problem it is run by a 202 with a mild cam and cops a
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Hi Mark, When you did the diff I suppose you mean that it was out of the housing when you put it back together did you use any gasket goo or just the gasket, did you tighten it up in the right sequence did you clean it properly? Just a few thoughts before
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yeah i used true blue silicon and gasket goo i did clean it properly both times
i didnt know there was a sequence for the diff bolts i did left right top bottom then then did the ones in between
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Sequence is just like doing up a wheel but more bolts but with blue glue would copensate for any gap. Stupid question but what about the drain plug any goo on that.
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I had a similar problem a few years back with my LJ The diff exploded on the freeway after changing the centre I always had a leak caused by the diff housing having a slight warp in it. If you are interested in upgrading the diff have a look at a volvo it
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