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Jeepguy91
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Well i just recently purchased a lockrite locker for my xj. Does anybody know how hard these are to put in? Is this something that i could do on my own? Am trying to get this done before the fall crawl. Also, if anybody wants to help install it your more than welcome to help. Will probably try it out this weekend.

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Ben

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What is this locker going in? Front, rear Dana 35, 8.25 Dana 30.confused

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Sorry. It will be going in my dana 35.

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Can I ask why the Lockrite over an Aussie?

Anyways, here is a good install artical: CLICK HERE

Not available this weekend, so good luck with the install.

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Reason for the lockright is that i only paided $80 for it. Don't know if i want to tackle this or just take it into to somebody to do it. Will definately look at that article. It should be about the same for the dana 35 compared to the dana 44 that they were working on shouldn't it?

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Install is fairly easy, should only take you a few hours if it's your first install.

Yes the D35 and D44 install is almost identical.

Is your D35 C-Clip?

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  Dana 35 C clip was my first also. Its very easy on that one. If you dont have directions for installation here is there web site, just copy and pasteand it will walk you right thrtu it./www.powertrax.com/nsinst.htm
 The biggest thing I can offer is make sure your springs are good and make sure to reuse THRUST WASHERS.
 


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