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Date:         Wed, 18 Oct 1995 13:39:49 -0400
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@vanagon.com>
From:         "Greg Christie" <Greg.Christie@sydney.maptek.com.au>
Subject:      Re: Ltd. slip rear diff.

On Oct 17, 10:06pm, Jon Walton wrote:
> Subject: Ltd. slip rear diff.
> I was recently discussing winter vanagon experiences with a buddy of mine,
> and he mentioned that a limited slip rear differential was a factory option
> for two-wheel drive models.  I know a locking differential was a syncro
> option, but was a similar rear diff available for two-wheelies?
>
> Can anyone put this argument to rest???????
>-- End of excerpt from Jon Walton


I have a Haynes workshop manual for second generation transporters upto 1975
and it discusses a limited slip rear diff option.


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|Greg Christie                      | Latitude   34.06.00 South |
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|greg.christie@sydney.maptek.com.au | Elevation 220 Metres      |
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