G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
Anyone have this issue? I am looking at options or for a replacement rear end. Thanks!
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Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
I would say, to much "Flyinhigh"!!:shock: Sorry, just had to!!:roll::mrgreen::lhmo:
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Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
Always a jackass in the crowd, thanks for the help Mac.:thumbup:
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Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
Flyin, I'd just start lookin for another rear end, best way to fix the situation!
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Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
i have a similar problem right now and have another thread going. My differential housing is cracked and leaked oil.
I am going to lift it up (on a lift) apply epoxy putty to the crack and once that sets up I will cover it with JB weld epoxy just to be sure. I found a place around me that will sell me the setup used for $1,100 cdn or NEW for $2000 CDN. I'm thinking for $15 i will try the epoxy route first. King |
Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
there is on on cl out my way for 250 http://poconos.craigslist.org/for/3890547600.html
dont know where your at in ohio but vacation will be bringing me that way in a few weeks |
Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
Thanks for the input.
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Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
We bottomed out my Wifes' G16,Cracked the bottom of the housing.For some reason,Yamaha ends the skid-plate in front of the axle!!I drained the axle,washed it out with brake-clean and dried it.Then covered it with JB-Weld,let it sit a day,and filled it up.Been fine ever since.I'll get a plate Tig-Welded on it over the winter.Hope this helps.:thumbup:
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Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
Changa, you would know better than me, but I would think the aluminum would be stress cracked, and eventually continue to crack till it failed.
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Re: G16 rear differential cracked by axle, leaking oil
It depends on how it cracked.Mine broke right on a parting-line of the casting.If you drill the ends of the crack before welding it up,they won't spread.A safer alternative is to drill the cracks,weld them up,and weld a plate over the area.That way its got extra strength built into it.:thumbup:
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