Is This Diff FUCKED or can I still Weld It?

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  1. GB / John

    GB / John NDC Runner Up 2012

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    I was hoping to fit this 325 Diff, to my 328, after opening it up its pretty fucked.

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    The bits that fell out:-
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    The 2 small cogs are completely fucked, but can I still put in a plate and weld it?
     
  2. FreddieS

    FreddieS Active Member

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    aslong as the crown and pinion are fine, you can weld it up ;)
     
  3. GB / John

    GB / John NDC Runner Up 2012

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    Yep they appear to be fine, turn ok without any stiffness.
    The larger cog can be put back in, it came out when I took a output shaft out.
     
  4. FreddieS

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    Yeah, you'll want that in there, as thats what trasmits power to the output shaft (see the splines)

    weld all that shit together, with the planetary gears in there, nice and easy ;)
     
  5. robrs2

    robrs2 Active Member

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    Just weld the side output planet gears to the diff centre. If you have TIG it's far better
     
  6. GB / John

    GB / John NDC Runner Up 2012

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    Got the other gear back in now, so just weld in a plate between the 2 gears as I would do normally?
    It all seems to move freely, few marks around but none on the gears.

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  7. milez

    milez Active Member

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    Yeah just weld it all up. Will be fine :)
     
  8. rtlkyuubi

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    this happended on my viva:

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    so just weld like so:

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  9. sx slider

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    dude weld it, if it breaks weld it again. and then if you break it weld it like it was a battleship.
     
  10. GB / John

    GB / John NDC Runner Up 2012

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    lol cool, it will be getting welded then. I'll keep the 328 welded diff as a spare.
     
  11. sammysideways

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    i have a small case diff already welded for sale if thats any use?
     
  12. GB / John

    GB / John NDC Runner Up 2012

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    Small case is no good unless it comes with prop and driveshafts for pennies?
     
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    sammysideways Active Member

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    nah but you can pick those parts up cheap
     
  14. GB / John

    GB / John NDC Runner Up 2012

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    Diff now welded, seems ok, turns freely by hand.

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  15. n1tr0_9

    n1tr0_9 Member

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    Proper job!
     
  16. Sw3eDz

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    nice job mate, looks like mine lol.
     
  17. conor1

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    so thats how you weld a diff and now i know my cusco aint a welded diff cheers dudes
     
  18. Sparco_Tom

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    :) lovely job take alot to break that
     

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