Rear end clicking
So on monday i started to hear some clicking in my rear end so i parked it. Took it to the hobby shop yesterday and listened to the rear diff with a long 3/8 extension and it was the source. So i took it apart:


That doesn't look good

Wtf, looks like a apex tip
Anyway i removed it and the rest of the diff checked out so i put it back together and went on my merry way.


That doesn't look good

Wtf, looks like a apex tip
Anyway i removed it and the rest of the diff checked out so i put it back together and went on my merry way.
That doesn't look too healthy. The crown wheel seems to have more chipped teeth than Quasimodo Pictures & Photos of Quasimodo - IMDb and the resident foreign body looks like a broken tooth off of the pinion gear.
Maybe time for a rebuild or a new diff.
Maybe time for a rebuild or a new diff.
That doesn't look too healthy. The crown wheel seems to have more chipped teeth than Quasimodo Pictures & Photos of Quasimodo - IMDb and the resident foreign body looks like a broken tooth off of the pinion gear.
Maybe time for a rebuild or a new diff. 
Maybe time for a rebuild or a new diff. 
None of the crown, pinion, or spider gears have chips in them. The pic just makes the crown looks like i does.
Im in the military and on most if not every base there is an auto/hobby shop. I have access to everything i need from air tools to a drive on lift that supports a full size school bus, plus napa will deliver parts to the hobby shop.
You make me envious with that equipment available for your use. Good to hear the diff teeth aren't chipped or damaged - business as usual then
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