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Mr101 Member Since: 02 Apr 2018 Location: Hawley Hants Posts: 26 |
Would a broken cv mean a total loss of drive? I thought centre diff would apportion drive to the rear. I ask because i have no drive and cans see front driveshaft spinning and wheel not turning. 4.4V8 L322 to keep me busy
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29th Jan 2022 8:16am |
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dingg1 Member Since: 29 Jun 2013 Location: PORTUGAL Posts: 1340 |
When my front drive shaft popped out of its housing all drive was lost, so imo yes it will be your cause |
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29th Jan 2022 8:38am |
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Mr101 Member Since: 02 Apr 2018 Location: Hawley Hants Posts: 26 |
ta mate, it appears mine has self digested the cv with no prior waning so hence no drive. 4.4V8 L322 to keep me busy
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29th Jan 2022 9:16pm |
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RRPhil Member Since: 22 Aug 2011 Location: Blackburn, Lancashire Posts: 960 |
The Torsen centre differential used in the NV225 transfer box can only 'bias' the torque up to a maximum split of 65%/35% to either the front or rear - it can't lock. If one propshaft sees zero torque because a wheel is spinning or a driveshaft joint has popped out of engagement, then unfortunately the other propshaft will see zero torque too.
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29th Jan 2022 9:54pm |
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