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Torsen Thrust Block Install
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Torsen Thrust Block Install I just replaced the axle bearings/seals in a Torsen, but I noticed (too late) that there is a channel machined in the thrust block, presumably to pass oil out of the center of the differential rotation axis. It's offset, so apparently it makes a difference which way is up. There are zero illustrations of it in the factory manual, so has anyone found a definitive specification on which side is top? I'll make a wild guess that it's designed to use centrifugal force to pull the oil in (requiring it to be situated as a "scoop"), but that's just a guess and I'd rather have a spec.
Any experts out there?
TIA
jeff
Any experts out there?
TIA
jeff
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don't know if its too late but u can go to the torsen web site go to the catalog and buy one for 97 dollars and 12 dollars to ship it I had to buy one cause the person I bought the rear unit from didn't sent that to me or u can simply grind it down also
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