Did you reach out to Rancho directly?
2012 JKUR Billet Silver
2012 JK Dozer
1975 DJ5 Postal
I had to toss this in the trash. I had this installed about a week. Definitely saved the diff but ended up snapping the heads off 2 bolts that came with the glide plate. No loss of fluids and made it home. IMG_8229.jpgIMG_8234.JPGIMG_8220.JPG
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Last edited by JP223/3USA; 11-09-2020 at 03:20 PM.
Did you reach out to Rancho directly?
2012 JKUR Billet Silver
2012 JK Dozer
1975 DJ5 Postal
2012 Jeep Jk - 37’s
2012 Jeep JKU Rubicon - 40’s
1975 Jeep DJ5
I’ve got something else coming that will definitely be an improvement.
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The Rancho diff guide plate has been around for many many years (way prior to the JL/JT platform). First one I've heard of doing that. How did it happen? Was this front or rear diff? Were you going backwards or forwards? I'm just trying to understand how something like this could even happen.
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Wow, thats impressing! I was thinkkng of this plate as well to save my diff, but now I am curious on your fix, JP223
Mr.Giant - '92 YJ
Giant 2 - '18 JLUR
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Giant 2 - '18 JLUR, Bright White
I was backing up when this happened. There was a 4’ish drop behind me and the rear slipped because it was wet. The glide plate grabbed a rock when this happened. One end of the u-bolt nut stripped off along with the 2 head of the diff cover bolts. The area I was in has very sharp rocks and I was avoiding slicing a tire. I still plan to get the rear glide plate but the front I’m changing up. It sucks I only had the front for such a short time. It’s definitely well built and I had to be that one guy in this world that had a freak issue. IMG_8249.jpg
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Last edited by JP223/3USA; 11-13-2020 at 06:12 AM.