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Old 07-08-2018, 08:54 AM
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If the differential is limited slip, and you hold the driveshaft, you shouldn't be able to turn the wheels. If it's not limited slip, yes, turning one wheel should turn the other wheel the opposite direction (as long as the driveshaft is held stationary).

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Originally Posted by grahamp View Post
LPete - thanks, this is going from bad to worse! Am I correct in thinking that if both wheels are off the ground and you turn one wheel clockwise, the other wheel should turn anti clockwise? The casting number is said to be a posi unit, but maybe it isn’t - is there any other way to check without removing the cover plate. My Judge is a perfect and legit unit but this axle issue is a spoiler. Any ideas on where to find a correct axle ?

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