$270.00 shipped and now comes the "fun part", I have to install it.

 

Progress picture.



The diff is on the tool box about to come apart and having a Toyota FSM for this job is priceless.

 

If you haven't looked check out Zuk's site gearinstall.com. Awesome site and great dif guy.

 

It started raining before I could finish the job but, I am close only needing to bleed the brakes and put the left wheel back on.
I did the suggested by the instructions test and have success but, I will not really know until I drop it into gear and drive her.

 

Sweet, you'll enjoy it. A bit of a learning curve at first. I had to swap my loc-rite dif back in after blowing pinion bearing in ARB dif. Don't buy into all the hype about loc-rite's having poor road manners. I'm driving one in upstate NY in winter.

 

I learned how to drive in New York being born in Brooklyn and even drove a cab out on Long Island in the 80s and also drove 6 wheel box trucks through the tri state area for a few years all year round in all weather, I do not miss it one bit.
Been here in So Cal since January 3rd, 1994 and have only had to drive in snow once in all those years, I never lost my touch but, I still don't miss snow.
Anyway, I have had some guidance in this Lock-Right locker install from people with more knowledge than I'll ever have and I appreciate it, thank you.
Tomorrow morning I will get my next door neighbor to help bleed the brakes then go look for something to climb up in Canyon Country.

 

We were sure out of all the places we've lived that we'd have a white Xmas here in the north country. Nope not a single flake.

I've got to do some dif work coming up so we be looking for help too from those more experienced with it.

 

If there is anything I can do from here to help don't hesitate to ask.

 

I guess I did the job correctly because I just drove the truck around the block to the side driveway where she normally rests dirty as hell.


I washed the truck completely, something I try not to do too often because mud looks like I had fun which I did.

The rear looks as clean as the day I installed it a couple of months ago but, that will not last.

 

When I get into it I'll try to post up pics. Though usually I'm poor at posting pics. So I can get input.

Good lucking truck!

 

There is nothing like posi traction, my Yota climbed the gnarliest hill @ Rowhers Flats like it was on flat ground with only 3 wheel drive.

 

Caution, you'll want to lock the front next

 

She was spotless this afternoon but, I found some pretty mud puddles.