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Old 05-02-2013, 11:43 AM
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Hello all,

It seems(sounds..) like my rear differential has decided to break down any minute, a bit early methinks since it's only been working perfectly for 200k miles...


My question is; Does the differential from, let's say, 270 CDI fit? And if yes, would the gear-ratio make any difference?

I am very annoyed by the original differential anyways since it is (IMO) very low geared. When doing 60mph the engine is running very high in the rpm-range, it's doing like 2300-2500 somewhere.


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To answer your question you need to know 1) your gear ratio, 2) the gear ratio from the donar car and 3) different gear ratios only works if you have a manual transmission. To learn this information quickly you need to have access to EPC to do a "where used search"

If you have an automatic transmission and do not want further troubles then you must stay with the original gear ratio.
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Ah, darn. That much hassle ehh?
I guess I'll stick with the original gear ratio then!

Thank you once again Plutoe!

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