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Guys prompt. I from Moscow. It was specially registered at you on this question. Would like to put differential with blocking in the back bridge. I have Ford F-150 2009, Heavy Duty.rear drive. At us snows has piled much, it is not convenient to go. Prompt what to take differential, number in catalogue Eaton Detroit Locker. Whether It is necessary to adjust after installation by washers a back axis. We have not enough information on this subject matter?
Are you looking for a Detroit TrueTrac Limited slip carrier or a Detroit Locker?
What do you mean by Heavy Duty? Does your truck have the 34 spline 9.75" rear axle?
The video does not show the shimming process (washers). Most times shims (washers) are needed to get the proper gear mesh (alignment). This process should be familiar to anyone who has done rear axle work on similar vehicles.
i understand english is not your language and are likely using a translator to read this, so if anything is unclear, let me know and try the response again in hopes it will read better on your end.
thank you for a help.did want to know who can did put?Detroit Locker- it of 100 % blocking and with it speak not conveniently, and Detroit Truetrac with the partial blocking here number 913A477.913A477 | eBay.
Whether It is necessary to adjust after installation by washers a back axis. We have not enough information on this subject matter?
When I installed my Detroit True Trac (#913A477) in my 2011 F150 I purchased a shim kit because I thought I would need it. But ended up using the factory shims that were on my stock differential. Oh well, it was better to have them and not need them than to need them and not have them. The shim kit wasn't available locally so my truck could have been down for a week waiting for parts.
The video does not show the shimming process (washers). Most times shims (washers) are needed to get the proper gear mesh (alignment). This process should be familiar to anyone who has done rear axle work on similar vehicles.
i understand english is not your language and are likely using a translator to read this, so if anything is unclear, let me know and try the response again in hopes it will read better on your end.