Issues with riddler diff covers
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From: West Bloomfield, Murder Mitten
I am reviving this thread as I just installed a Riddler on my rear D44 this evening.
I had the same problem with the bottom bolt where there is not enough clearance between the casting and the bolt head to allow a socket in there. Had the same problem on one of the top bolts too.
That is just poor quality control and there is no excuse for it.
I bought Riddlers for my 08 Jeep years ago, they fit and there were no issues with the bolts.
So I bought again for my new jeep.
Here is my advice if you are looking for diff covers. Don't buy Riddler.
I had the same problem with the bottom bolt where there is not enough clearance between the casting and the bolt head to allow a socket in there. Had the same problem on one of the top bolts too.
That is just poor quality control and there is no excuse for it.
I bought Riddlers for my 08 Jeep years ago, they fit and there were no issues with the bolts.
So I bought again for my new jeep.
Here is my advice if you are looking for diff covers. Don't buy Riddler.
Odd that this is still happening. I have two Riddlers for my dana 44's. Both fit fine and are solid chunks, painted them black with a the R and skull in red.
For those that have it happen all I can suggest is shaving down a socket to make it a bit thinner or have them reship. If you get it from a quality vendor I can't see them refusing a return.
For those that have it happen all I can suggest is shaving down a socket to make it a bit thinner or have them reship. If you get it from a quality vendor I can't see them refusing a return.


