Maxidrive Non Lock

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Originally Posted by rovercare

Its alright, I'm only up and active, due to the 4 wild turkeys stubbies, 4 southern comfort stubbies and a couple of carlton draughts and need to Chillax after fighting with an EL Falcoon for the past 4 days:mad:, it goes again, blocked Cat, then the coil packed up when I did a service...........found that out after I changed EVERYTHING, includeing Dizzy:(

And 5 whole days on DC earth faults at work, fixed that now but to:)

Wait till the wife knocks off work and my night may get better yet......................(where's that seedy smiley emoticon?:angel:)

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Fingers crossed then hey!:Rolling:

Sounds like its been quite a week though

I'm still waiting for someone to cook dinner before I go to bed... I cant be bothered though so I'll just.....:Thump:

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Originally Posted by r.over

It took a couple of minutes for this to sink in. You pull the axle out of the diff centre so that there was no support for it at that end. You pulled it out at the drive flange end and therefore there was no support for it at that end either. So the axle would flop around inside the diff housing. Then you drove home with it secured to the hub with cable ties.

Are you actually recommending people do this:eek:

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Well let in sink in a bit more. No tail shaft no axles so nothing is turning except for the wheels YES. The axle sits in the axle housing happily with a piece of plastic or rag cable tied to the wheel to assist in not too much oil being lost. The axle is stationary.

What is it with people like you who ask for assistance and when given you pick it to pieces and throw it back at them.

We actually do a lot of extreme driving and from time to time break the occasional part. So we have had to invent these temp repairs to get home. If you want to break it and not listen to others experiances, cool

Stay in the bush

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Originally Posted by DRanged

The axle sits in the axle housing happily with a piece of plastic or rag cable tied to the wheel to assist in not too much oil being lost. The axle is stationary.

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Do you actually think before you write.

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Originally Posted by r.over

Do you actually think before you write.

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OK, I see I was wrong now, you don;t know what your on about:(

So what about details on what you got or build?? Or just another who likes to make the most of the ability to hide behind the interweb:p

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Originally Posted by rovercare

OK, I see I was wrong now, you don;t know what your on about:(

So what about details on what you got or build?? Or just another who likes to make the most of the ability to hide behind the interweb:p

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Sorry, but I don't get into the mine is bigger than yours type arguments.

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Originally Posted by r.over

Sorry, but I don't get into the mine is bigger than yours type arguments.

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Ahhh, gotta lurve interweb experts, Sprooking their thoughts, hiding behind their PC, with no identity;)

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Originally Posted by rovercare

Ahhh, gotta lurve interweb experts, Sprooking their thoughts, hiding behind their PC, with no identity;)

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The thoughts are either right or wrong. If you think the person stating them makes them right or wrong, it might explain a few things you have posted.

Sometimes the person telling me something adds some weight to that point of view, but I always do my research and make up my own mind. In the end it is always my fault if something I do does not work out. I do not attempt to blame the source(s) of the information I may have acted on. They deserve what they end up with if anyone on this forum takes yours or my view without checking it out further.

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Originally Posted by r.over

The thoughts are either right or wrong. If you think the person stating them makes them right or wrong, it might explain a few things you have posted.

Sometimes the person telling me something adds some weight to that point of view, but I always do my research and make up my own mind. In the end it is always my fault if something I do does not work out. I do not attempt to blame the source(s) of the information I may have acted on. They deserve what they end up with if anyone on this forum takes yours or my view without checking it out further.

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Blah blah blah?:)

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Originally Posted by rovercare

Blah blah blah?:)

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That is pretty much what you write each post.

Guys, arguing over what is better is not going to fix the orig problem.
Commenting on why Mal never got a sale is no ones business except for those who put in an and Mal

Is ARB better????

i have Arb in 2 cars and yeah they engage no problem, but if there is a pressure leak it may drop out.... Maxi dont....