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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 5:21 am 
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Its that time of year again to pull apart the front and rear diffs.
Need to replace the thrust washers as the ones installed have worn down.
Woundering where the best palce to source these from?

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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 5:23 am 
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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 5:30 am 
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according to greg $11 each from Suzuki....

gregdixon wrote:
Finaly got the locker sorted :roll: .

Had to take some meat off the spacers and add about 2.4mm of thrust washers either side of the couplers to get the spacings right, so I guess it is now custom one off fit grand Vitara auto locker.

Locks when I power on and clicks when turning. Doesn't jerk or mess around either on the bitumen. Just keep a light throttle and it is all good.

If any one has access to suzuki thrust washer pricing, is $11 each a fair price?? Had to buy six.


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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 5:49 am 
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yeah bought a rear sierra locker off shep and it needs new washers for sure. ill call up suzuki when i get the chance tomorrow.
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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 7:17 am 
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yeah bought a rear sierra locker off shep.


what, are you crazy. 8O he is a rough bastard.

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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 7:19 am 
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shep wrote:
Timbo_ wrote:
yeah bought a rear sierra locker off shep.


what, are you crazy. 8O he is a rough bastard.


Honest tho... :lol:

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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 12:16 pm 
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Timbo_ wrote:
Its that time of year again to pull apart the front and rear diffs.
Need to replace the thrust washers as the ones installed have worn down.
Woundering where the best palce to source these from?

cheers
Timbo


If buying genuine from Suzuki, they come in different thicknesses, so you don't need to buy lots of thin ones.

1.3 Sierra F + R, also Vit F + R, GV F (SV, SQ):
09169-35006 (0.9mm Thick)
09169-35008 (0.95)
09169-35002 (1.0)
09169-35009 (1.05)
09169-35003 (1.1)
09169-35010 (1.15)
09169-35004 (1.2)

GV R (SV, SQ) These use a thinner washer and a spring washer
09164-35003 Spring washer
09169-35015 (0.6)
09169-35014 (0.7)
09169-35013 (0.8)
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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 12:38 pm 
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303zuke wrote:
Timbo_ wrote:
Its that time of year again to pull apart the front and rear diffs.
Need to replace the thrust washers as the ones installed have worn down.
Woundering where the best palce to source these from?

cheers
Timbo


If buying genuine from Suzuki, they come in different thicknesses, so you don't need to buy lots of thin ones.

1.3 Sierra F + R, also Vit F + R, GV F (SV, SQ):
09169-35006 (0.9mm Thick)
09169-35008 (0.95)
09169-35002 (1.0)
09169-35009 (1.05)
09169-35003 (1.1)
09169-35010 (1.15)
09169-35004 (1.2)

GV R (SV, SQ) These use a thinner washer and a spring washer
09164-35003 Spring washer
09169-35015 (0.6)
09169-35014 (0.7)
09169-35013 (0.8)



how do you workout what thickness to use?

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Post Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 12:56 pm 
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shep wrote:
How do you workout what thickness to use?

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