Rearend Fluid suggestions
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From: Jax,FL
Rearend Fluid suggestions
96,000 on the car....always had to changed with normal fluid and GM limited slip additive.
Should I just keep going with what I always have?
On a side note, where is that ABS sensor on the rear end....is it easy to get too?
Should I just keep going with what I always have?
On a side note, where is that ABS sensor on the rear end....is it easy to get too?
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From: Toronto, Ontario - Canada
Re: Rearend Fluid suggestions
If by normal you mean conventional gear oil, I think you will be fine with that.
Originally Posted by hey01
96,000 on the car....always had to changed with normal fluid and GM limited slip additive.
Should I just keep going with what I always have?
On a side note, where is that ABS sensor on the rear end....is it easy to get too?
Should I just keep going with what I always have?
On a side note, where is that ABS sensor on the rear end....is it easy to get too?
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From: Pothole, Ohio
Re: Rearend Fluid suggestions
In fact, Auburn (which came in the 93 to 98) warns against using the synthetic....
http://www.auburngear.com/aftermarket/faq/#q2
http://www.auburngear.com/aftermarket/faq/#q2
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Re: Rearend Fluid suggestions
Synth is a rear end is waste of money with one exception. The diff in a car that is road raced can get very hot and synth will tolerate high temps better. However, if it's a clutch type LSD, synth will likely be too slippery and interfere with proper operation.
Rich
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