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I was having a similar problem, I changed and added the additive, the gear oil had it in it, i was having some noise dealer switched to the new like the tsb said, then i noticed the pep leg burnouts, put the additive in and no more single wheel burnouts, had the rear serviced with the 2010 2nd generation case swapped my dif and gears, it did it again with the newest gear oil, i added it again, i believe they came up with a quick fix so the limited slip wouldnt work and no more clutch noise.
So, you're saying even WITH the newest GM fluid it still needed the extra additive? That's amazing.
So, you're saying even WITH the newest GM fluid it still needed the extra additive? That's amazing.
I am saying with the new fluid you dont get the clutches sticking thats what makes the noise, so the new fluid makes them slip so much they dont work as a real limited slip
I am saying with the new fluid you dont get the clutches sticking thats what makes the noise, so the new fluid makes them slip so much they dont work as a real limited slip
So now I'm not sure if this is a good thing to use or not?
So now I'm not sure if this is a good thing to use or not?
I went to the local auto store and got royal purple with the additive in it, and added another bottle of additive, I added the extra bottle because I drag race and don't need 1 wheel burnouts making the clutch pack slip, and its working fine
So now I'm not sure if this is a good thing to use or not?
Eric, If you do decide to change the differential lubricant, I would use only the GM Dexron LS (Limited Slip) 75w-90. NO ADDITIVE REQUIRED. Do not use any additive with the GM Dexron LS 75w-90.
Eric, If you do decide to change the differential lubricant, I would use only the GM Dexron LS (Limited Slip) 75w-90. NO ADDITIVE REQUIRED. Do not use any additive with the GM Dexron LS 75w-90.
Will do, and thanks for your other suggestion. I will be testing that. I hope its that simple.