fitting a dccd gvearbox into a classic
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fitting a dccd gvearbox into a classic
hi people i have rebuilt my car and im useing a dccd ppg gearbox and r160 rear diff,however on the original car it had a controller for the rear diff but because i have fitted it into my classic it does not have this controller fitted so i have been told that it mean most of the power will run to the rear wheels,now is it a big job to fit the controller and what parts would i need so i can control how the power is shared,in my95 classic any advise would be much appricated regards ben
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The DCCD does not control the front to rear split of power, it controls the amount of lock/slip of the centre diff.
In the open position the rear wheels and the front wheels can turn at whatever speeds they want, one set can be gripping and the other spinning. The further forward you wind the wheel the more the centre diff is locked. With the thumbwheel fully forward and the diff locked the front and rear wheels will turn at the same speed.
Without a contoller the diff will operate in open mode, i.e. no centre diff lock.
In the open position the rear wheels and the front wheels can turn at whatever speeds they want, one set can be gripping and the other spinning. The further forward you wind the wheel the more the centre diff is locked. With the thumbwheel fully forward and the diff locked the front and rear wheels will turn at the same speed.
Without a contoller the diff will operate in open mode, i.e. no centre diff lock.
Last edited by Evo Bizz; 23 November 2012 at 01:31 PM.
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i have managed to make a standalone loom to run my dccd gear box...i even got the lights to work on the dash!
it took 3 days of head scratching but i sorted it so it can be done...you need the dccd ecu though in order for it to work...dash lights are not essential but i wanted to see if it was all operating correctly
it took 3 days of head scratching but i sorted it so it can be done...you need the dccd ecu though in order for it to work...dash lights are not essential but i wanted to see if it was all operating correctly
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