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Please Help ! R34 Gtt Coupe Rear Diff Axles

Black Ninja

By Black Ninja,
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making some enquiries for you, does anyone know if all r34 gtt's have the same spline ?

Ok.. thanks Ryan ! :thumbsup:

Marki, have you got one for sale ??? will catch up with you this weekend.. :)

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the rear subframes are the same right...

but just wondering does urs have the elec hicas arm..? ours does but one i was gonna buy didnt.. and thought that all did..? or should..

anyway hicas is gay mmm kay

Not too sure.. will check tonight. I plan to drop by ur place to have a look what u got ... will give u a call sometimes this weekend .. :thumbsup:

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no probs mate.. the half cut is covered up on the lawn and as soon as i put it out ther it started raining.. wtf..??? lol.. 5 ppl carrying a half car onto the lawn.. then all the IT nerd guys are complaining about ther back and shit... panzies.. lol...

cya this weekend..

i got a 18th on sun sat i got archerfield drift night

sun day i got work

so sat day is good :(

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So what did you do to your car now vince????

Nothing yet john.. :( Just when i came back from the cruise last friday.. i heard noisy sound coming from the rear wheel when i do a cornering at about 30km/hr. Pulled the wheel out next day and can't find anything wrong with it.. so i guess might be the bearing of the diff axles. :D

Black Ninja Experienced

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the rear subframes are the same right...

but just wondering does urs have the elec hicas arm..? ours does but one i was gonna buy didnt.. and thought that all did..? or should..

anyway hicas is gay mmm kay

Yeah.. mine got the gay hicas .. :D

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does GTR Geoff still do lock bars..???

hes in brisbane now... not too hard to do.. will do one on our R34 soon enough..

bring ur car over vince and ill try to find out whats up with it.. might be wheel bearing? does it do it on one side only and under a certain load..?

send me a pm mate. :)

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does GTR Geoff still do lock bars..???

hes in brisbane now... not too hard to do.. will do one on our R34 soon enough..

bring ur car over vince and ill try to find out whats up with it.. might be wheel bearing? does it do it on one side only and under a certain load..?

send me a pm mate. :)

Ok..thanks mate.. will give u a call Sat. It might be the bearing also.. Yeah, one side only when i do a cornering at low speed.. :)

PM sent ! :)

markimak Grand Master

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shouldnt be a wheel bearing but certain cars like my old GTiR with excess load on the front suffered from wheel bearing failure. my mates 180sx did on on the rear.. too much sideways. maybe cv but i got a feeling it is gonna be somehting very simple...

CVs shouldnt wear and tear. not at that rate. uve got a low kms R34...

but it might end up being somehting in the handbrake assembly or something?? just might :P

markimak Grand Master

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lol no 90% its axle play into diff.. either way its diff or shafts. lolso weird how its only slow speed ???

keep in mind ur urethan bushes will make it a little bit louder. come back over if u want and ill do ur water temp and play with ur oil pressure gauge.

cheers bro

mark

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Black Ninja Experienced

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Hi all,

UPDATE :

Just for your information... Problem solved. It was just happened to be the big center nut for the diff axles was not tighten to a certain torque. I reckon we should check it at least once a year.. :(

Case close ! :thumbsup:

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that sounds like the CV joint, i doubt it would be wheel bearing unless you have hit something hard with the car, the wheel bearings are usually fairly tough and take a while to wear out.

Ive worn out 2 rear wheel bearings in a year on my 34... havnt slapped any gutters either, made the mistake of using a second hand wb the first time, good you got it sorted though vince...

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