Cosworth Saff 4x4 running in 2wd
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Cosworth Saff 4x4 running in 2wd
Just discovered mt Saff 4x4 is only driving the front wheels or the rear wheels but not all 4. If I pullaway real quick I can spin the back wheels just like a 2wd. Have changed the oil in the transfer case but makes no difference. If I jack up the car on one side and turn the back wheel it does not turn the front wheel. If I try it on my buddies car the back wheel turns the front. Any ideas?
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its more than likely that the center viscus coupling in your gearbox is shot.
this small unit is what transfers torque to the front wheels via a chain inside the gearbox and transferbox.it is the drive to the front wheels that will be lost,you will always have rearwheel drive
if this is the case i,m afraid its a box removal and coupling replacement,or a recon one from a specialist.
this small unit is what transfers torque to the front wheels via a chain inside the gearbox and transferbox.it is the drive to the front wheels that will be lost,you will always have rearwheel drive
if this is the case i,m afraid its a box removal and coupling replacement,or a recon one from a specialist.
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Originally Posted by velocity
its more than likely that the center viscus coupling in your gearbox is shot.
this small unit is what transfers torque to the front wheels via a chain inside the gearbox and transferbox.it is the drive to the front wheels that will be lost,you will always have rearwheel drive
if this is the case i,m afraid its a box removal and coupling replacement,or a recon one from a specialist.
this small unit is what transfers torque to the front wheels via a chain inside the gearbox and transferbox.it is the drive to the front wheels that will be lost,you will always have rearwheel drive
if this is the case i,m afraid its a box removal and coupling replacement,or a recon one from a specialist.
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i have changed over the contents of a transfer box including the viscus coupling when the gearbox was totally removed which is mush easier,but it may be possible to do it in position, and if its proves a bit tricky then you have'nt much further to go to remove the box in total.
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