Limited-Slip Differential Exploded View Diagram - Clutch Pack & Spider Gears
Exploded parts view of a limited-slip differential showing clutch packs, case, cross pins, spider and side gears.
This document is a color 3D exploded-view illustration of an automotive differential assembly, apparently a clutch-type limited-slip (positraction) unit. From left to right the rendering shows: a retaining/side bearing ring, a clutch pack consisting of alternating friction and steel plates (shown in dark blue, tan/copper, and gray), a set of coil preload springs (orange) with pins, a spring plate/pressure ring (teal), a shim or spacer plate (yellow-green), the main differential case/carrier with a flanged ring-gear mounting face containing bolt holes, splined side gears (with yellow-green thrust washers), a cross shaft (pinion shaft), two red spider/pinion gears with dished thrust washers behind them, and a cross-shaft retaining bolt at the upper right. No text, part numbers, torque specifications, or legends appear anywhere in the image, so no vehicle year, make, or model can be confirmed from the document itself. The illustration is useful for understanding the order and orientation of internal differential components during disassembly or rebuild, but it provides no written specifications.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does this diagram show?
- An exploded view of a differential assembly, showing the case, clutch plates, preload springs, pressure ring, side gears, spider (pinion) gears, cross shaft, thrust washers, and a retaining bolt in their assembly order.
- Does the diagram include part numbers or torque specs?
- No. The image contains no text at all — no part numbers, labels, or torque values are shown.
- In what order do the internal components assemble?
- Per the exploded view: the clutch pack and springs with the pressure ring and shim install into the flanged side of the case, while the side gears, spider gears with thrust washers, cross shaft, and retaining bolt install through the opposite side.
- Can I tell what vehicle this differential fits from the document?
- No. The illustration has no visible markings identifying a year, make, or model.
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