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Old 02-20-2013, 05:16 AM
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Hi, i need a serious answer, is it okey to do a brake test on a GC 93 ZJ with LSD where thay test the rear brake by rotating each wheel different ways?
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Rotating by hand will not damage the LSD, but it may be difficult to do by hand. Even using the engine power won't hurt it for a short time.
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Originally Posted by Bustedback
Rotating by hand will not damage the LSD, but it may be difficult to do by hand. Even using the engine power won't hurt it for a short time.
But what about a machine (brake test machine)? My local jeep dealer say that they do the test on road, but that there is machine that would test a 4x4 but he wasnt sure about if it could test a car with 4x4 and LSD. Many other places didnt know that a LSD shouldnt be tested on a brake test machine.

http://www.ukmot.com/3-7.asp

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Certain vehicles should not be tested on a roller brake tester, eg vehicles with

More than one driving axle permanently engaged

Limited-slip differential

Belt-driven transmission

Brakes for which the servo operates only when the vehicle is moving

These vehicles should be tested using a properly calibrated and maintained decelerometer or a plate brake tester designated as acceptable for the statutory tests, see Sub Section 3.7 B, page 25, and C, page 26.

A roller brake test is also not appropriate for vehicles with damaged, under-inflated or studded tyres.
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This is from UK
http://www.motinfo.gov.uk/htdocs/m4s03000701.htm

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