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04-20-2012, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Lloyd-TX

Worn out clutches in the diff. Not at all uncommon on a 40 year old car . . .

Next time you want to smell tire smoke try brake torquing that diff. "Brake torquing" increases the diff posi clutch pre-load and helps to make both tires spin . . .

Where can I find the proper part number for the clutch plate assembly? I've searched online, I feel like I cannot find the same answer twice. Any suggestions from you experts? I really appreciate the help guys!

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