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I’m losing differential fluid and I need to get some now but the only place open is Autozone. I’ve lost some fluid and need to put something in there so I can get it to the shop on Thursday. Can I mix differential fluids? Would Autozone have anything that would hold me for two days?
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Dana numbers: 4.10 VIC34 FA, 6066145 LS
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If it is a rear differential, 75/140 Valvoline synthetic. Probably not a good idea to mix brands but should get you by for a few days.
If it is the differential cover leaking, it's an easy job to do yourself.
If it is the differential cover leaking, it's an easy job to do yourself.
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Where is the leak? At what places could the axle leak? If it's on the inside of the wheel rim would it more than likely be the hub seal?
Last edited by Olddog66; Mar 12, 2007 at 10:20 PM.
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I agree with John, axle seal, the seal on the inside of your drum, my truck was leaking at the axle seal when I purchased it, not as bas as yours sounds though. I replaced the seal myself, with the correct tools it's not too bad of a job.
