Guys, I want to install diff lockers on my rear diff, but I dont want to change my axle, what can I do for this problem, I foun that on Hilux Toyota there are some lockers that you can install on vehicle. Is there any locker for my patrol???
I have checked the ARB, MQ has got 3 diff (on what I found on ARB online cataloges). How I can I find that which model are my diff ? C200 or H233 or H260?- keep in mind that I need lockers for my both Patrols, esp for that one with Z24 petrol engine.
The C200 axle is the only one of the three with a removable diff cover. 8 bolts hold it on.
The H axles both have drop out 3rd members. The H260 is just larger.
The number indicates the diameter of the ring gear in milimeters. C200 = 200mm, H233B = 233mm, etc. It's not likely you have an H260...I think that's only found in the GQs.
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Originally posted by Desert Rat: The C200 axle is the only one of the three with a removable diff cover. 8 bolts hold it on.
The H axles both have drop out 3rd members. The H260 is just larger.
The number indicates the diameter of the ring gear in milimeters. C200 = 200mm, H233B = 233mm, etc. It's not likely you have an H260...I think that's only found in the GQs.
all correct DR except the part about H260 in GQ only. I have an H260 in my 1977 Ute! H260 came in ALL MQ/MK Utes and most van models. The H260 has been around since about 1968....
Also there is a full floating H233 but I have only seen it in parts books.
for what Desert Rat said, I checked it, my front diff is C200 (plus shaft diameter is 30.4mm & spline count is 29). What do you thinck for ARB diff locker. I want to buy from this manufacture. Also I want to know if my truck will need any modofication for this lockers.
Where on their web site does it say it works for the C200, I'm not doubting you I'm just finding out for myself. Is there a difference between the front C200 in your rig and rear C200 is mine (beyond the obvious).
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