Differentials
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Mountain Pass
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Differentials
I would have never thought changing my diff oil (front and rear) would be such a PITA. I could use help on getting gaskets for the work. I assume the front is a Dana 60 and the rear is a Dana 80 (10.5). I read the tag on the rear, the front has a sticker on it but I cant tell what it is.
Any help? Easier to buy new covers with the gaskets and hardware?
Any help? Easier to buy new covers with the gaskets and hardware?
More Turbo
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From: Lakeland, MN
if you see 10.5 its a Sterling. Front is a D60. 10.5 lube locker LLR-F105, d60 front lube locker LLR-D060
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DANA will have the fill plug in the cover, Sterling fill plug will be around in the side of the housing behing the yoke.
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If it’s a limited slip, then yes, either add a friction modifier or use oil with it already in it, the Mobil 1 that I used had the modifier in it.
And the Lube Locker reusable gaskets are the bees knees! No RTV, no waiting, reusable and no leaks!
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