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06-03-2012, 10:22 PM
Drain the rear differential and replace the fluid along with the appropriate friction modifier - but only if it's a limited slip rear end.
If it's a standard rear end, you can try and replace the fluid and see if it helps.
Both ways, it's a somewhat costly experiment (+/- $100) to see if it works.
For the record, I have the limited slip rear end and replacing the fluid along with adding the friction modifier only somewhat helped me. I think a more effective option would be to replace with an aftermarket limited slip unit from Eaton.
If it's a standard rear end, you can try and replace the fluid and see if it helps.
Both ways, it's a somewhat costly experiment (+/- $100) to see if it works.
For the record, I have the limited slip rear end and replacing the fluid along with adding the friction modifier only somewhat helped me. I think a more effective option would be to replace with an aftermarket limited slip unit from Eaton.
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06-04-2012, 05:47 AM
Drain the rear differential and replace the fluid along with the appropriate friction modifier - but only if it's a limited slip rear end.
If it's a standard rear end, you can try and replace the fluid and see if it helps.
Both ways, it's a somewhat costly experiment (+/- $100) to see if it works.
For the record, I have the limited slip rear end and replacing the fluid along with adding the friction modifier only somewhat helped me. I think a more effective option would be to replace with an aftermarket limited slip unit from Eaton.
If it's a standard rear end, you can try and replace the fluid and see if it helps.
Both ways, it's a somewhat costly experiment (+/- $100) to see if it works.
For the record, I have the limited slip rear end and replacing the fluid along with adding the friction modifier only somewhat helped me. I think a more effective option would be to replace with an aftermarket limited slip unit from Eaton.
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06-04-2012, 06:01 PM
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