Jsouder53
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I heard they give them out for free if you wear some yoga pants…
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JT@623
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I do not need to see that
kevman65
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I do not need to see that
AZVAJKU
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DirtHeadDavis
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LOL I was just waiting for these
bobfriesenhahn
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I think that they are correct!
Bullwinckle
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Looking good with the new shoes!Looking good!!
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Once again, thanks to Eddie and Cindy for use of their Baller Jeep Garage and doing most of the work!
AZVAJKU
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Looking good with the new shoes!
Thank you Sir!
Did a test run yesterday and at 85 the Jeep tracked straight and had minimal vibration. Pretty impressive with no balancing on a 40-inch tire. I really love Nitto tires.
AZVAJKU
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@Disciple Off Road offroad taking care of Big Yellow.
The infamous leaking ARB in a ProRock 80.
Thanks Chad and Jeremy!
The infamous leaking ARB in a ProRock 80.
Thanks Chad and Jeremy!
Mike Pierson
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Are you gonna have that flange on your transfer case fixed too?
AZVAJKU
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Yes Sir!
DirtHeadDavis
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Jsouder53
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I don’t think you wheel hard enough. This is how ProRock 80s are supposed to look right?
DirtHeadDavis
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jeeeep
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Disciple Off Road
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Turns out, Clays current RD176 locker has the part serial number starting with “18” indicating it was part of the “bad batch” that was going out and with seal issues.
After checking things further, he has a leak at the seal housing AND internal bonded seal. This is why the locker was just completely not working and not at least being intermittent.
After removing the seal housing, we pulled the ring gear to then separate the two halves of the locker. Here you can see the internal locking gear that gets pushed into the side gears to lock. They are massive compared to others. The bonded seal sits underneath the gear and created a “sealed” chamber to push the locking gear inward. Always fun to see the inner workings.
Here is the other side containing the wave spring side/spider gears.
After checking things further, he has a leak at the seal housing AND internal bonded seal. This is why the locker was just completely not working and not at least being intermittent.
After removing the seal housing, we pulled the ring gear to then separate the two halves of the locker. Here you can see the internal locking gear that gets pushed into the side gears to lock. They are massive compared to others. The bonded seal sits underneath the gear and created a “sealed” chamber to push the locking gear inward. Always fun to see the inner workings.
Here is the other side containing the wave spring side/spider gears.
WJCO
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Damn critters got in there.