Replaced axle and found..
#21
Did you get your whole rear axle replaced? The retainers on my right hand side have eaten away about 1/8" from the rear bearing cap. It's amazing but depressing at the same time... I'm not sure it's enough to break the cap though, I may just change the bearings and get this thing back on the road.
Steve
Steve
Mine's at the stealership right now getting a rectal cleaning..I mean a new rear end...I mean my LSD fix(d)
(That still sounds wrong)
#23
95-140w oil for the rear. But if you find metal back there, I wouldn't bother putting good oil back in. Bolt on the cover, get it on a tow truck and deliver it to the dealer.
#26
Yeah I know Im out or warranty and I sure as hell wont take it to them. I can handle it. Ive got a shop full of tools and will buy whatever I might not have. But in all honesty and with me not having any issues, at this point I do not suspect any major issues if any. I would pull the cover and flush it out and re-seal it. Worse case, new aftermarket LSD. But the dealership sure wont be touching it. Can I get a solid answer on whay type oil though?
#27
You should still have your 7/70,000 powertrain on that truck. That's how mine is being covered.
What I can't get an answer to is, are the new parts any better than what's in it? What happens if it fails again?
As for what oil to use? Any name brand synthetic 75-140.
What I can't get an answer to is, are the new parts any better than what's in it? What happens if it fails again?
As for what oil to use? Any name brand synthetic 75-140.
Last edited by Trigger; 04-01-2009 at 01:18 PM.