TLR 22-4 2.0 Race Kit Thread!
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#421
Ok, so I have been trying to call Horizon support for for replacement rear axles since Monday and all I get is the waiting music..Nobody answers the phone and no call back, Ive been waiting at times for an hour and finely give up, HORIZON... WTF!!
#422
Tech Master
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You must be calling the wrong number or something, I called Friday afternoon and got through to the automated phone tree to product support, then onto cars/trucks, then the system told me it was an hour wait time - which then prompted a recording that actually took my number down (type in all 10 digits and hit #). 35 minutes later I got a call back. Daynesh took care of my issue. Done, neat.
#423
number is correct....
#424
When I called, I used the call back feature and they called me back within about 20min. Maybe try that instead of waiting.
#425
Was finaley able to get through, and horizon took care of it. thank you
#426
I was going over my car today and noticed that the rear diff can be wiggled ever so slightly up and down, at first thought maybe my outdrive was loose. After closer inspection I noticed it was the whole diff. After disassembling and reassembling it seems that the rear diff plastic inserts where the bearing sits in is undersized when everything is tightened down. Are the inserts supposed to sit a little loose in the gear box housing or is there something wrong. I made sure I had everything tight, but it still moves. Its easy to check , just put a finger on each outdrive and push up and down like a see-saw and you will see it move.
Thanks
Thanks
#427
I was going over my car today and noticed that the rear diff can be wiggled ever so slightly up and down, at first thought maybe my outdrive was loose. After closer inspection I noticed it was the whole diff. After disassembling and reassembling it seems that the rear diff plastic inserts where the bearing sits in is undersized when everything is tightened down. Are the inserts supposed to sit a little loose in the gear box housing or is there something wrong. I made sure I had everything tight, but it still moves. Its easy to check , just put a finger on each outdrive and push up and down like a see-saw and you will see it move.
Thanks
Thanks
#428
Is not the bearing in the insert, its the insert that is loose and moves up and down when the diff/belt cover is tightened down. Maybe Frank can answer this.
Thanks
Thanks
#429
Maybe even upload a pic...
Mine fits perfectly and is very snug..
Mine fits perfectly and is very snug..
#430
Ok , I may need to do that, sounds like maybe I have a bad belt cover or inserts, thanks
#431
Also the part number for the belt cover and inserts is different in the 2.0 vs the 1.0 so if you have the 1.0 covers it may not be doing it being that is the ball diff. I never had the 1.0 so just guessing. Thanks
#432
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVgG94os7bY
Sorry, not the best focus on the video, but you get the idea,
As you can see I have the belt cover firmly pressed together and the insert is moving up and down, it does the exact smame thing with everything assembled properly..yes I tightened thscrews all the way, either the inserts are under sized or the belt cover is not right, both sides do this.
thanks
Sorry, not the best focus on the video, but you get the idea,
As you can see I have the belt cover firmly pressed together and the insert is moving up and down, it does the exact smame thing with everything assembled properly..yes I tightened thscrews all the way, either the inserts are under sized or the belt cover is not right, both sides do this.
thanks
Last edited by AJrollin; 08-10-2016 at 10:53 AM.
#434
Ok.... now its fixed
Last edited by AJrollin; 08-10-2016 at 10:57 AM.