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bootlegger:
Thanks for that guys. Ill renew everything in the rear end. All the rubbers etc are worn anyway.
Might as well do the front end while Im at it.
77CVT:
Rear diff mounts cop a hiding too, so while you are there....
Trouble is there is usually a lot of road gunk around there, so a 20 min job takes 6 hours cause if you are like me you want to clean and paint it. :rolleyes:
bfit:
bootlegger
Any work on the drive line if nothing else you will know exactly what condition it is in.
Give you confidence if you are venturing any distance from you home.
I recently had a noise in the rear of a vette i had just got registered
so replaced all the universals
noise was still there
replaced the rear diff mounting rubbers
noise still there
I ordered new bearing and offset trailing arms
and rubbers
While waiting for parts to arrive
I took some advice that i was given and changed the diff oil
noise done
the noise was so load and maniacal
I did not believe the diff oil was the problem
Bfit
bootlegger:
well the diff oil is easy to change. Is it just limited slip diff oil or something special?
bfit:
Lim slip 90
The wrong oil plays havoc with the clutches in he diff
Bfit
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