arb lockers
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arb lockers
The rear locker in my d44 is leaking, how difficult are they to rebuid/re seal? really dont want to pay a shop to do the work. i have done gear setup before just never messed with arb's thanks.
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If it's leaking it is most likely just the o rings on the collar or the copper hard line is broken. Both easy fixes and don't require resetting up the gears.
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As long as you keep track of shims and what came out it shouldnt be a big deal like Rob said. If you need the kit let me know. Ill get you a good deal and I should have them in the warehouse
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its the o ring on the drivers side. was told the part # is on the carrier, dont see anything.. where is it supposed to be?
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The hardest things about the arb is the shims ride between the race and housing and can potentially be damaged during removal/install
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pulled the carrier out, dont see any #'s on it anywhere. gonna see if any of the off road shops around here can id it or possibly match up the o ring with a new one. All the shims look good, should be able to get them put back in without a problem..
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