Mooons wrote:So can this happen with any locker or is it just the design of the Lokka ???
salt36 wrote:So easy to be forgotten, Did you install yourself second time Alco ?
Mooons wrote:So can this happen with any locker or is it just the design of the Lokka ???
Lee-thal wrote:This i think is where it is the unknown Matt,
there should be no way apart from metal fatigue/failure that this should occur, that i can see anyway
har05l wrote:salt36 wrote:So easy to be forgotten, Did you install yourself second time Alco ?
To answer your question salt, no he didn't
He gave the original installers a 2nd go as it was covered under a warranty. He did though get bent over for an additional installation fee but I'm sure if it fails again the workbench in his shed will be getting used to do a rebuild
Mooons wrote:So can this happen with any locker or is it just the design of the Lokka ???
Lee-thal wrote:oK,
So the retaining Pin in the cage you guys are talking about, WAS STILL IN PLACE when we pulled it further apart yesterday,
Trust me cause i had to use a punch and some decent force to get it out,
Anyone that wants to come and have a look and give an opinion i am more than happy for you to do so,
I believe it is a failure of the pin, but without having much to do with these things i cannot be 100% on this.
Cheers Lee
coxy47 wrote:Lee-thal wrote:This i think is where it is the unknown Matt,
there should be no way apart from metal fatigue/failure that this should occur, that i can see anyway
Wow I really didn't expect that. Yeah the only way this could occur is fatigue or or outright failure through a manufacturing defect. I did notice in one of the photos the shaft has failed along the centre of the hole for the pin which would have been the first failure. That's that's the point of interest.
Can anyone tell me if the pin through the shaft runs parallel or perpendicular to the ring gear?
fridgie wrote:If you look closely at the piece on the right it may be where the pin went through?? Looked too perfect when I was there to be a groove worn into it.
Mattstruck wrote:But how could something which doesnt move fatigue???
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