One wheel spins?
12-06-2006, 11:36 AM
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One wheel spins?
I have an 05 Silverado ECSB 4x4 with the L33 5.3
I thought both rear wheels spin? but only the driver side does, did i do somethin to the rear already or is it limited slip?
I'm just worried cause i blew the rear in my camaro and i havent exactly been babying the truck aka offroading with temp tags along with a handful of burnouts.
I thought both rear wheels spin? but only the driver side does, did i do somethin to the rear already or is it limited slip?
I'm just worried cause i blew the rear in my camaro and i havent exactly been babying the truck aka offroading with temp tags along with a handful of burnouts.
12-06-2006, 12:17 PM
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Check your glove box for code "G80". That's the locking diff stock unit. If it aint there you might have just one wheel goin'. Or if it has it the g80 might be on it's way out the door.
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12-06-2006, 05:16 PM
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An open dif can spin either side. It usually will spin the pass side because the torque of the drive shaft puts more load on the drivers side letting the pass side spin easier. The drivers side can spin fairly easy if you are going around a left hand turn an nail it though 
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Originally Posted by kbracing96
An open dif can spin either side. It usually will spin the pass side because the torque of the drive shaft puts more load on the drivers side letting the pass side spin easier. The drivers side can spin fairly easy if you are going around a left hand turn an nail it though