[afplayboy18]

i have a 2005 Titan with a little over 11k miles. reason for that is that ive been overseas since last September.

my question is that with so many rearend failures and my Titan having such low miles should i put off getting the trutrac until i find out if im gonna have problems with the rearend?

i know its just a possibility but id rather not put in the trutrac and then have problems and it not be covered or anything like that.

any thoughts?

 

[UDMTITAN]

The rear end failures were normally coming from those that had the factory offroad package due to its locking rear end. So you should have little to worry about.

 

[TitanBlue]

The potentially weak parts are eliminated by the TT. Go for it!

 

[titanss]

The rear end failures were normally coming from those that had the factory offroad package due to its locking rear end. So you should have little to worry about.

I do not know about that. I have a 04 XE KC 2WD 2.94, I bought the truck used on 7-31-06 and the rearend had been replaced, tag date 7-12-06.

 

[rgregory1965]

where can someone reserch trutrac...im interested in getting it done.

Thanks

 

[titanss]

where can someone reserch trutrac...im interested in getting it done.

Thanks

You will not find it any cheaper than these guys, this is where i bought my TT from.

http://www.performanceoffroadcenter.com/oscommerce/product_info.php?products_id=1420

 

[WuWorldwide36]

Not true, also try here for a reasonable price
http://www.drivetrainspecialists.com/categories/trutrac/dana-44-1.html

Brian

 

[Dom249]

Not true, also try here for a reasonable price
http://www.drivetrainspecialists.com/categories/trutrac/dana-44-1.html

Brian

wow wish I would have know about those sites, I just ordered mine yeasterday for 574 shipped.could have saved myself around 100 or so

 

[titanss]

Not true, also try here for a reasonable price
http://www.drivetrainspecialists.com/categories/trutrac/dana-44-1.html

Brian

The link is to a Dana 44 LSD, the Titan axle is a hybrid Dana 44, 9" ring gear and 32 splined axles. They may have the TT for the titan you have to call them, but it will be higher than $430.
EDIT: Here is the link to the Titan TT.

http://www.drivetrainspecialists.com/categories/trutrac/products/product-5450.html

 

[PRJ]

Any special skills or tools required to install this or can a nissan dealer do this.

Also what happens to my e-lock function if I do this?

 

[WuWorldwide36]

Sorry about the previous post, wrong link, heres the correct link for TruTrac Part# 913A582 for our Titans. http://www.drivetrainspecialists.com/categories/truetrac/products/product-5450.html
I give credit to TitanSS, he still found it cheaper than I have. :cheers:

Brian

 

[titanss]

Any special skills or tools required to install this or can a nissan dealer do this.

Also what happens to my e-lock function if I do this?

Yes and dealer can install it, but it will be cheaper if you can find a good mechanic shop to do it. you can kiss your e-lock good buy, this mod will replace it.

 

[TitanWarrior]

Yes and dealer can install it, but it will be cheaper if you can find a good mechanic shop to do it. you can kiss youe e-lock good buy, this mod will replace it.

Will the Dealer try to tell us that if they install it it will void our warranty?

My 08 only has 240 miles on and I can't rsik loosing the warranty. I do want to buy this TT very, very badly as I've read nothing but good reviews.

 

[bestatchess]

I suggest calling Eaton to confirm that the TT will fit 2008. Nissan has advertised that the axles are heavier for 2008. You might check with the dealer and check if the 2008 rear axle shafts have a different part number than prior year.

Regarding warranty, you may experience leaking axle seals after TT install and reuse of original rear axle seals.