Nicad Well-Known Member Site Donor Messages 3,570 Reaction score 580 Location Toronto Sep 29, 2013 #1 Planning on buying a synthetic diff oil approved for a Limited Slip unit. Does it still need an additive in it typically?
Planning on buying a synthetic diff oil approved for a Limited Slip unit. Does it still need an additive in it typically?
TodB Well-Known Member Messages 1,276 Reaction score 330 Location Saint Augustine, FL Sep 29, 2013 #2 on my latest e28 5 years ago, the LSD creaked. I added the GM additive to the fresh redline diff fluid, all 2 Ozs of it, and it has not creaked since.
on my latest e28 5 years ago, the LSD creaked. I added the GM additive to the fresh redline diff fluid, all 2 Ozs of it, and it has not creaked since.
andyleonard Well-Known Member Site Donor Messages 197 Reaction score 43 Location Topanga, CA Sep 29, 2013 #3 Put Redline in the Land Cruiser and 200 miles later it started cracking. Added 2 bottles of GM lube and all good 5K later.
Put Redline in the Land Cruiser and 200 miles later it started cracking. Added 2 bottles of GM lube and all good 5K later.
Nicad Well-Known Member Site Donor Messages 3,570 Reaction score 580 Location Toronto Sep 29, 2013 #4 Thanks for the info.
DerSchwede Well-Known Member Messages 348 Reaction score 13 Location Rhine Valley, Germany Sep 30, 2013 #5 Nicad said: Planning on buying a synthetic diff oil approved for a Limited Slip unit. Does it still need an additive in it typically? Click to expand... Buy the Castrol SAF-XJ. That works fine w/o any additive. They call it Castrol Limited Slip nowadays.
Nicad said: Planning on buying a synthetic diff oil approved for a Limited Slip unit. Does it still need an additive in it typically? Click to expand... Buy the Castrol SAF-XJ. That works fine w/o any additive. They call it Castrol Limited Slip nowadays.