Arb Rd116 Air Operated Locking Differential For Dana Spicer Model 44, 3.92 & Up, 30 Spline

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is the size of the ARB RD116 Air Operated Locking Differential? A: The ARB RD116 measures ten point six three inches in length, ten point six three inches in width, and eleven point zero two inches in height. This compact size is designed to fit specific vehicle models.
• Q: What material is the ARB RD116 Air Operated Locking Differential made of? A: The ARB RD116 is constructed using high-quality materials designed for durability and performance. Specific material details are not provided, but it is engineered for rugged use.
• Q: What is the model number of this locking differential? A: The model number of this locking differential is RD116. This identification helps ensure compatibility with your vehicle.
• Q: How do I install the ARB RD116 Air Operated Locking Differential? A: To install the ARB RD116, you must replace your existing differential with the new unit and connect the activation switch, solenoid valve, and air lines. It’s recommended to consult a professional for installation.
• Q: Is the ARB RD116 suitable for my Jeep Wrangler? A: Yes, the ARB RD116 is compatible with Jeep Wrangler models, specifically those with Dana Spicer Model 44, three point nine two and up, thirty spline axles. This makes it an excellent choice for off-road enthusiasts.
• Q: Do I need any additional tools to use the ARB RD116? A: Yes, you will need an ARB onboard air compressor to activate the air locker. This is sold separately and necessary for proper function.
• Q: How do I maintain the ARB RD116 Air Operated Locking Differential? A: To maintain the ARB RD116, regularly check the air lines for leaks and ensure the activation switch is functioning properly. Periodic inspections will help ensure optimal performance.
• Q: Is the ARB RD116 safe for use in extreme conditions? A: Yes, the ARB RD116 is designed to operate in extreme conditions. Its air locker technology allows for better traction and control on tough terrains.
• Q: Can I return the ARB RD116 if it doesn’t fit my vehicle? A: Yes, most retailers have a return policy that allows you to return the ARB RD116 if it does not fit your vehicle. Check with the seller for specific return conditions.
• Q: What kind of warranty is offered with the ARB RD116? A: The ARB RD116 typically comes with a manufacturer's warranty, but the duration and terms can vary. Always verify the warranty details with the retailer before purchase.
• Q: What if the ARB RD116 arrives damaged? A: If the ARB RD116 arrives damaged, contact the seller immediately to report the issue. Most sellers will provide instructions for returning or exchanging the product.
• Q: How does the ARB RD116 compare to other locking differentials? A: The ARB RD116 offers superior performance in traction compared to standard locking differentials. Its air-operated mechanism allows for on-the-fly engagement, providing greater flexibility.
• Q: Is the ARB RD116 suitable for novice users? A: While the ARB RD116 can be installed by a novice, it is recommended that beginners seek assistance from experienced installers. Proper installation is crucial for optimal performance.
• Q: How does the ARB RD116 improve off-road performance? A: The ARB RD116 improves off-road performance by locking both axles, allowing for 100% power delivery to the wheels. This ensures better traction in challenging conditions.
• Q: Can the ARB RD116 be used with other axle types? A: No, the ARB RD116 is specifically designed for Dana Spicer Model 44 axles with thirty spline configurations. It may not be compatible with other axle types.
• Q: What are the specific features of the ARB RD116? A: The ARB RD116 features compatibility with Dana 44, three point nine two and up, thirty spline axles, and requires a separate air compressor for activation. It also includes a complete air locker kit.