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Old 10-12-2005, 12:07 PM
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Re: Do I have LSD?

I was told not to... b/c that messes up the tranny (I b/l it has something to do with the differential, that's why I said that)
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Re: Do I have LSD?

but if the transmission is in neutral, then nothing adverse should happen. for example, say you're cruising down the highway and suddenly you randomly (for the purpose of testing your differential) decide just to slip it into neutral? i've done this many times on autos and manuals. NOTHING happens. the car continues to roll forward. despite what people 'hear' or what they are 'told', most of the time it doesn't have much to back it up in principle or theory.

i'm almost 100% positive that towing a car that's in neutral on its drive wheels is perfectly fine.
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Re: Do I have LSD?

I just heard that on the open differential, the way one wheel spins one way, the other opposite will damage something... I don't recall exactly how it works... but when the worm gears connected to the engine spin... it causes both wheels to spin one way... but power applied to one side of the differential (i.e. spinning one wheel) causes it to spin opposites... IDK ... just a speculation
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Re: Re: Do I have LSD?

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but if the transmission is in neutral, then nothing adverse should happen. for example, say you're cruising down the highway and suddenly you randomly (for the purpose of testing your differential) decide just to slip it into neutral? i've done this many times on autos and manuals. NOTHING happens. the car continues to roll forward. despite what people 'hear' or what they are 'told', most of the time it doesn't have much to back it up in principle or theory.

i'm almost 100% positive that towing a car that's in neutral on its drive wheels is perfectly fine.
towing a car in nuetral is fine for MXT cars, it is bad for ATX cars. It heats up the fluid, but the engine isnt spinning so there is no way for the fluid to be cooled down. 4X4 vehicles with a selectable transfercase get away with it by putting the tcase in N.
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Re: Re: Do I have LSD?

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Awesome... so the solution is, open differential- the wheels spin opposite... LSD- the wheels spin the same...
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Re: Do I have LSD?

ok, yeah... now that I think a/b it... the guys I was talkign to were talking about ATX cars... as well as full-time AWD vehicles...
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