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nikojo



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Axle differences 95 D90 and 09 110??
Are there any differences between the axles in a 1995 D90 and a 2009 110 Puma???

Specifically can I swap the ARB lockers and their axles out of the D90 and bolt them up into the Puma???

Front and Rear??
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diesel_jim



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Front: should be the same

Rear: not too sure, think the puma 110 (RD128?) is different to the earlier 90 (RD56) type.
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Sonic3d



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The front should be ok but the rear in the puma is different.
Post #85387 20th Aug 2011 6:24pm
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nikojo



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Thanks guys.

So I CAN switch BOTH the halfshafts AND the CV's AND the ARB locker from the D90 to the Puma.

But for the rear I have to get them specifically for the Puma.

Yes?



How about the front driveshaft/propshaft??? Will the D90 bolt up in the 110??
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1995 sounds like it's a 300Tdi?? in which case, the front shaft won't fit the puma... too long (only by about an inch or so)

Td5/puma front props are the same length though.

If yours is a special prop (double CV/wide angle etc) you could get oit shortened.... or if you're handy with a welder and grinder, shorten it yourself, es no difficile.
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