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You can run a gasket, but even the FSM calls for a bead of silicone by itself. You're going to need to run some silicone or similar sealant on that gasket anyhow, so I wouldn't bother.
^Thank you Matt! Personally I wouldn't run a gasket either, just make sure the sealant you use is compatible with differential fluid. Permatex Right Stuff works well.
Thanks all........I will have to get a pick of the tag as well.....The open diff does not require the additive correct??
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Correct. Get the truck on jack stands or a lift, put the trans in N and rotate one tire, if the other tire moves the same direction, it's limited slip, if not, it's open.
^Thank you Matt! Personally I wouldn't run a gasket either, just make sure the sealant you use is compatible with differential fluid. Permatex Right Stuff works well.
I was looking on Advance Auto's website.....What size can of Right Stuff is big enough to seal the diff?
I used a gasket last time and it seeps, I will use RTV next time.
I have an open rear end but I am getting clutch chatter when turning so I am wondering if I have a LS rear axle. I need to add modifier, what is the correct Ford stuff for our trucks?