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While it is difficult to give an accurate on line diagnosis, I would suggest that rather than immediately suspecting the rear diff,
You may find is more likely to be either a UJ on the drive shaft, a partial handbrake seizure on a caliper, or a wheel bearing, the actual rear diffs are normally quite reliable and usually either work or internally explode,
As for a diff specialist, you are better replacing it with a (known to work)second hand one as the cost of rebuilding/revising is prohibitive.
By Sunday I might be able to post some actual photos of the VWMS Rallye rear diff, both with & without VC elimination drive flange, along with other tasty VWMS items, as we are all off to somewhere rather special on Saturday! [
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I must not forget to charge the camera batteries [:0]I will bet you arrived at work feeling rather smug and with a big [
] on your face,I will also bet that you are looking forward to and can’t wait for the journey home tonight as well! [:p] [
]P.S. no snow where I am here in Holland yet.
Hi Marcus, If you have the time can you copy the list of links that don’t work to me please? I will then delete them Chris
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Originally posted by Dannysyncro1.8i was doing some maintanace on my syncro the other day on a ramp, not good, i spotted welds, worrying welds.
the gearbox has been stitch welded to the transfer case!
Photos for our ‘Rogues Gallery’ please
