1988 Differential
Thread Starter
Instructor
Joined: Sep 1999
Posts: 220
Likes: 0
From: Alberta, Canada
1988 Differential
I changed my diff oil last fall before hibernation. I added an 8 oz bottle of additive and filled to the overflow point.
Question is, how does one know if the diff is working correctlly or if there is enough additive? I did notice this year that when cornering or blasting flat out I do get some rear end sideways slide. It doesn't seem stable especially on power cornering. Could this be due to the diff clutches not working right?
What is the indication of incorrect diff operation? Chattering?
Appreciate any observations.
Question is, how does one know if the diff is working correctlly or if there is enough additive? I did notice this year that when cornering or blasting flat out I do get some rear end sideways slide. It doesn't seem stable especially on power cornering. Could this be due to the diff clutches not working right?
What is the indication of incorrect diff operation? Chattering?
Appreciate any observations.
Race Director
Joined: Feb 2004
Posts: 12,518
Likes: 19
Race Director
Joined: Sep 2000
Posts: 17,298
Likes: 33
From: The Top of Utah
Originally Posted by Snuffy
I did notice this year that when cornering or blasting flat out I do get some rear end sideways slide. It doesn't seem stable especially on power cornering. Could this be due to the diff clutches not working right?
If the "additive" was the GM posi traction fluid, or equivalent, you added the the correct stuff. Eight ounces is enough.
RACE ON!!!
