my_kinda_livin

So we finished installing my lsd today, and it runs smooth with no problems...Well, almost no problems. When my friend was pulling the car into the driveway, a wheel came off the ground, and all power was immediately transfered to that wheel as if it were still the stock open diff. Being that it takes a couple hours to swap the diffs and I literally have no time this week, what should I do about this? I'm not sure exactly why it would act up this way?

ryguy

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Did you put the right fluid in it? Jack it up and see if both wheels turn. Or do a burnout. Could have been a fluke?

my_kinda_livin

We drained it then put some 75-90, I believe, in it. I was wondering if it would work again today and got stuck over the sidewalk again, now theres more rubber on the sidewalk. I don't think it could be a fluke, I got it from venus auto who i have heard nothing from good from and everyone I know thats into cars loves them =/

240AM

What type of lsd did you get? Was it a used one? If it was new what kind was it and did you follow the break in proceedure?

my_kinda_livin

It was used from an R32. The guy that helped me out with it has done a couple of these and this is the first time he's ever ran into any problems like this. I have the number on it if it helps at all, but I couldn't find anything on it through yahoo or google - A5-920727B

MS!3

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vlsd's really arent anything special. you can still get stuck on driveways and sometimes they act like an open in the dry. thats why i got rid of my vlsd and went welded.

my_kinda_livin

yeah it started raining today so i moved the car inside since wiper motor went out and it caught perfect...ah well