Be careful which syn oil you use in your LS front diff...
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Originally posted by: mikeames
Yup, this appears to be true. Nyroc says the same thing.
Yup, this appears to be true. Nyroc says the same thing.
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I'm using Amsoil 5w30 in the engine and 10w30 in the front diff. Should I switch to the 0w40 for the front? I was using Amsoil 20w50 in the front but found that the steering to be a little more stiff that the 10w30. Also when I would switch from 4wd into 2wd I would get a clunk sound regularly. Since I switched to the 10w30 it transitions from 4wd to 2wd much more smoothly without that clunk sound anymore.
I read in a post not to put engine oil into the front diff but isn't that what the manual says to use?
I read in a post not to put engine oil into the front diff but isn't that what the manual says to use?
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KISSSOFDEATH, just go to my website where you'll see my address. Send me a self addressed stamped envelope and I'll send you a couple of Amsoil stickers. That goes for anyone else that wants some!
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Originally posted by: SpliffStar
I'm using Amsoil 5w30 in the engine and 10w30 in the front diff. Should I switch to the 0w40 for the front? I was using Amsoil 20w50 in the front but found that the steering to be a little more stiff that the 10w30. Also when I would switch from 4wd into 2wd I would get a clunk sound regularly. Since I switched to the 10w30 it transitions from 4wd to 2wd much more smoothly without that clunk sound anymore.
I read in a post not to put engine oil into the front diff but isn't that what the manual says to use?
I'm using Amsoil 5w30 in the engine and 10w30 in the front diff. Should I switch to the 0w40 for the front? I was using Amsoil 20w50 in the front but found that the steering to be a little more stiff that the 10w30. Also when I would switch from 4wd into 2wd I would get a clunk sound regularly. Since I switched to the 10w30 it transitions from 4wd to 2wd much more smoothly without that clunk sound anymore.
I read in a post not to put engine oil into the front diff but isn't that what the manual says to use?
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