1990 should have fine spline axles ... earlier (than 1988 I think) had course spline and if you swapped the axles and diff you could be OK, but course spline axles are no where near as strong.
Gday All
My son has a 1990 model range rover and has managed to blow the rear diff in it. I was wondering if a front or rear diff centre from a mid 70s range rover would bolt straight in as I have access to one. any info would be great.
Thanks Gaz
1990 should have fine spline axles ... earlier (than 1988 I think) had course spline and if you swapped the axles and diff you could be OK, but course spline axles are no where near as strong.
Michael T
2002 L322 Range Rover TD6, ride almost as good as a Citroen, ... luxury
Aussie '88 RR Tdi300 (+lpg), Auto (RIP ... now body removed after A pillar, chassis extension to 130 & fire tender tray.)
Yes, all the diffs in those "early" years are interchangeable, the only difference being, as rrturboD says above, whether they use 10 or 24-spline shaft. 10-spline axle shafts are fine for everyday work. Problems start with bigger wheels and a heavier right foot, etc.
At any given point in time, somewhere in the world someone is working on a Land-Rover.
90 will have coarse spline axles and most older will fit but carrier bearings are different.
Philip A from Agra.
Thanks for the replies guys.
Will pull it out on the weekend and match one up.
Cheers Gaz
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