Brodie Sinn

Ok when my truck was new (XXX-NT) when I spun a rear wheel the other would go in the opposite direction, after I replaced my diff screw when I spin one now they go the same way. I just opened it all back up and regreased everything really well and put it all back together and they both still spin the same way? How do I make them go opposite again?

droopy316

mmmmm yeah id just buy a new 1

Brodie Sinn

Did you even read my post? :stupid:

droopy316

umm yeah you replaced a screw and now its broke again
man have you ever ummm nevermind you dont like me lady

droopy316

how the heck are you changing the tag underneath your name

droopy316

and what is minicoiapoo or whatever

Rex2342

Brodie sinn,
as long as one wheel spins if you hold the other and its got plenty of grease it should be fine. Just run it around for a while to see if the diff will losen up

SlingItX

You may want to try less grease instead of packing it... you may inadvertently be locking the diff by doing this.

-SlingItX

Brodie Sinn

Ok, ill try that and maybe a lil less grease, thanks guys

and no its not broke again...... Ho0k'd Un Fonix

ManicMechanic

Hi Brodie,
I know your post is a few weeks old, but I wanted to see how you got on. I have a Pirate Monster and I stripped the planetary gears in the diff. I stripped it down, replaced the gears and packed it with 7000wt diff oil. The same thing was happenning to me, if I turned one of the shafts, the other turned the same way, whereas before they spun in opposite directions. I stripped it down and emptied a bit of the diff oil out, it helped but it still wasn't great.
I've put it all back together and taken it for a brief spin and it seems to be ok but I wanted to see if you'd had any probs or whether it had just worn in so to speak.
ManicMechanic........

mikesnitrorush

ya it sounds like now you have a fully locked differential