This is what the Exc.I looks like in good working order
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The Exc. II; easily recognizable by the groove cut across the spider gear
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The Exc.I gear shaft with excessive wear on the surface
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A Close-up of the surface area damage due to lack of lubrication
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This is the damaged surface on the inside of the gear
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This is what a new Exc.II spider gear looks like
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A new Exc.II spider gear shaft with the oil hole
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A close-up view of the brass sleeve for Exc.II between gear shaft & the gear
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A nice comparison between the Exc.I and Exc.II gear set
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Now what looks different here?
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Let's take a closer look at the center of the shaft
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Aren't there supposed to be 2 gears attached with 2 shafts in that opening-Where did they go?
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This is the top half of the diff housing with some pretty clear hints of what happened here
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Here they are! Spider gears & shafts, etc; The whole Exc.I mess is now at the bottom of the differential
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It takes a lot of force to break a gear like this in half. Just imagine this broken gear locking up your rear wheels while driving in traffic!
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There is a heat spot from a part rubbing against this gear besides some other damages which make this gear useless.
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Another close-up showing the force which destroyed these gears and the differential housing around them
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Final front view of the destroyed differential. You be the judge
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