How to tell if the diff is locked?

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Re: How to tell if the diff is locked? [Re: CheviHemi] #775184 12/26/06 05:52 PM

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boonies of NH

Scerb

Body Damage is Cool

Ok cool. Thats what I was thinking I just wasn't sure if you could get the locker to rachet by just jacking up one tire. Thanks!

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
How to tell if the diff is locked?	Scerb	12/26/06 05:53 AM
Re: How to tell if the diff is locked?	CheviHemi	12/26/06 06:31 AM
Re: How to tell if the diff is locked?	Scerb	12/26/06 05:52 PM
Re: How to tell if the diff is locked?	Scerb	12/28/06 02:21 AM
Re: How to tell if the diff is locked?	eightyeight	12/28/06 02:40 AM
Re: How to tell if the diff is locked?	rednekbean	12/28/06 05:28 AM
Re: How to tell if the diff is locked?	willzrunna96	12/28/06 05:31 AM

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