jag7720
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Is the rear diff on an M1009 supposed to be a limited slip/posi-trac/locker or what ever you want to call it?
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fredrader
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Yes it should have what is called a "Gov-Lok" which is supposed to make both wheels pull like a locker but they don't work very good..Most of the time you have to spin one wheel pretty quick before the other wheel lock in and starts pulling..
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So that explains why mine is acting like an open diff when I am in 2-hi on snow.
Does it "slam" into the locked position when the centrifugal tendencies take over? Or is it a gradual "clutch" effect?
Does it "slam" into the locked position when the centrifugal tendencies take over? Or is it a gradual "clutch" effect?
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It should just ease in..Sometimes you will feel a slight clunk..
AJMBLAZER
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If it's slamming in then you need to start shopping for either a better geared set of axles or another 3.08 geared 10 bolt.
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Mine locks up pretty good. Makes for great donuts in the snow.
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Wait till it wears out and either starts acting like a spool or just sorta disappears.
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I got sorta high centered the other day, ruts were overgrown on a goat trail I was driving, and all of a sudden my right side tires were spinning in the air, the pumpkin was buried 3-4" in the dirt, and the left tires started digging holes. (34" Super Swampers dig nicely, btw.) Took an F350 with a 10ton winch to pull me back to where the tires could grab.
That 10K pound strap in the pic didn't last long...
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Just sayin, if U pulled from the pintle U would have more pull power straight back, it had to lose some umph pulling the truck to one side on that hook up,, every little bit helps in a situation like that... getting stuck is part of the game though, and makes for good storys...
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Yeah, we were just tryin stuff until the winch showed up...the thought was if he could pull me up to one side, my tires might get a grip and pull themselves out. What you DON'T see on the other end of that too-small tow strap is a 2wd toyota...I'm kinda glad he couldn't pull me, that woulda been awkward.