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#1
Ca18de n diff use ?
Jordie
Posted on: 2012/12/24 6:49
Got a ca18de for my 1200 ute, would the standard diff be alright to use ?
 
#2
Re: Ca18de n diff use ?
mcgee
Posted on: 2012/12/24 7:20
Depending on the diff condition, the H165 should be fine for a non turbo CA.
With any diff, you treat them like dirt and they will probably break.
#3
Re: Ca18de n diff use ?
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2012/12/24 7:29
H165 is absolutely the right size behind CA18DE. Nissan put it behind 2-liter engines. The next size down, the H150 was never put behind anything larger than 1.5 liter.
#5
Re: Ca18de n diff use ?
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2012/12/24 9:06
The H165 is a Hitachi 165mm CRP differential.
It is used in the 1200 ute, among other Nissan vehicles.
#6
Re: Ca18de n diff use ?
DatsAndy
Posted on: 2012/12/24 22:22
Yeah my old CA18DE 1200 wagon had a H165 it was fine in the time i had it and i gave it a boot full a few times. Think it should be said that the H165 ute diff came out in post 1974 model utes. Earlier models just had the old H145 diff.
#7
Re: Ca18de n diff use ?
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2012/12/24 23:11
We used to think so, but now it is known that all utes came from the factory with the H165.
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Re: Ca18de n diff use ?
DatsAndy
Posted on: 2012/12/25 0:27
My bad but i have looked at utes here for sale that have clearly got H145's in them and they just happen to be early models. But that could mean quite a few things pretty rare to find them in factory condition these days even hard to get one with an A12 anymore.
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