Drivetrain Encompasses driveline components such as the torque converter, clutch, transmission, shifter, front and center differentials, driveshaft, rear differential, and axles.

Cusco diff question

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Old 04-16-2004, 10:42 AM
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that's normal and working well.
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The clutch type diffs tend me to make noise. Especially when they are new. Also, the noise level depends on the "initial torque" setting of the diff, or in other words, how "tight" the diff is set. Finally, the fluid type and/or viscousity will also play a role in the noise-making.
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