I had just finished building my truck when I decided to give it some throttle for the first time, when I gave it throttle the center diff spewed a little bit of oil and it went on the chassis and the diff cover etc, I thought I had sealed it well, any fixes or is this normal for breaking in?
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410.3 Worried about center diff, help?
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It could be excess from when you built it, I would pull it out and make sure it is tight and just keep an eye on it.
Check out Billl DeLongs build and review for the .3. I use that method for diff builds and it’s been rock solid. https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/build-review-sct410-3.1389/
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Thanks for the plug!
I would recommend hitting the center diff with some compressed air to blow out any residual oil before re-installing the diff
If you still have a leaky diff, then check for torn rubber seals and apply fresh grease.
Good Luck!
When it works it works Billl ! Appreciate the thoughtfulness and clarity of your posts.Thanks for the plug!
I would recommend hitting the center diff with some compressed air to blow out any residual oil before re-installing the diff
If you still have a leaky diff, then check for torn rubber seals and apply fresh grease.
Good Luck!
Cheers
