You want HOW much???
02-09-2009, 11:17 PM
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smoking or drinking???
sumbuddy said what r they smokin well they might be drinkin instead. I could drink that good scotch for that kinda money. good god, I'll do both of em for $135 and still drink that good scotch. (i think i'd wait untill i wuz off work b4 i started drinkin though)
02-10-2009, 11:54 AM
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All you need is a socket wrench (extension helps, but not required), a pan to collect the old fluid in and the new fluid. It's easier than changing the oil.
If you take the cover off for the full cleaning, I reccomend getting the Lube Locker seal vs. using RTV. Yes it costs a little more, about $15 per diff, but it's super easy and will last a long time and handle a lot of abuse.
If you take the cover off for the full cleaning, I reccomend getting the Lube Locker seal vs. using RTV. Yes it costs a little more, about $15 per diff, but it's super easy and will last a long time and handle a lot of abuse.
02-10-2009, 01:27 PM
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Royal Purple synthetic, Mopar Synthetic, and Lucas Synthetic gear oils all when tested, rated worse than Castrol, Pennzoil, and Valvoline dino gear oils.!!!!!!!
http://www.synthetic-oil-tech.com/Ge...te%20Paper.pdf
02-10-2009, 08:11 PM
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Got it back today and the line item on the receipt indicated that they did indeed put new diff fluid in the front after replacing the seal. Hehe... $135 worth of diff fluid charged to the warranty! 
