You now have a stronger rear diff.
What's your basis for believing that it was not previously fitted with an e-diff? With mine one would have to spot the stepper motor under all the dirt or look at the build information on Topix.
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Hi Graeme,
I checked TOPIx when I bought the vehicle and rang the garage that serviced the vehicle previously - confirmed it was a non e diff car.
Last night the mechanic was going through what had been done on the car and he told me that I had a rear e diff. I challenged him on this and he said it was definitely an e diff, as they are distinct (can see this now from the image above - plus he has serviced land rovers for years and spent a fair bit of time under my car chasing another bearing noise...). He reckons that the dealership must have replaced my old diff with whatever they could get their hands on, and it just happened to be an e diff.
Thanks for the responses, I was more worried that it wasn't compatible and was considering going back to the [expletive] dealer.
Did you get to the bottom of that Morpheus ?
Was the work done by the major ACT LR dealer ?
Hi Mick,
I haven't had a chance to get under the vehicle myself yet, so I haven't followed anything up. I am at least assured by the responses above that it won't break if indeed the 'wrong' type of diff has been fitted - which is what had worried me!
Yep, bought the car from The local ACT LR dealer, and they fitted the replacement front and rear diffs. Service recently was carried out by Canberra Motor Works (who has a new owner by the way).
James
Do you have kids? :)
Send then under the car with a torch and a camera !