I just pulled the cover off my front diff to change the fluid. I believe it is open. I just wanted someone to confirm. Sorry about the poor picture quality. I dropped my phone and now it takes blurry pictures.
Is this diff limited slip?
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colby45
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Is this diff limited slip?
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Digger
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Re: Is this diff limited slip?
Hard to tell, but looks like an open diff.
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Average 23.5 mpg, Best tank: 26.3 mpg
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colby45
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Re: Is this diff limited slip?
Yeah I think that may be the case. It's so hard to tell.
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Viperwolf1
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Re: Is this diff limited slip?
It's open.
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Jesus_man
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Re: Is this diff limited slip?
Agreed. The differential case is more robust with the limited slip.
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colby45
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Re: Is this diff limited slip?
Thanks guys. Just wanted to double check before I put any gear oil back in.
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