hi
now managed to get a steel front diff for my vitara so now need some work doing.
anyone recommend some one in devon/somerset/wilts able to change diff to new carrier?
thanks in advance
shaun
moving diff to new carrier
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Re: moving diff to new carrier
Wilts, that would be Scottie
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Re: moving diff to new carrier
thanks, someone has said fatcat 4x4 who are only 10 miles away so will try them first, I may have a go myself.
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Re: moving diff to new carrier
if you do you will need the correct tools for setting the preload and backlash
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Re: moving diff to new carrier
steel diff housing arrived today along with a pair of brand new front struts, off ebay for the cost of 1 new one, bargain, now just to fit it all in 
looks like a busy few hours for me.
looks like a busy few hours for me.