Stock MY00 - is the rear diff LSD or not? Thanks.
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Stock MY00 - is the rear diff LSD or not? Thanks.
Time to change the rear differential fluid, but I don't know which oil from Motul's range to choose. Gear300 75W90 is said not to be for self-locking (moreover, is LSD considered to be self-locking??) devices but as I do not actually know what type do I have I'm helpless. stock MY00 GT
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ivosh
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ivosh
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Thanx, Tim W.
And is viscous coupling (lsd) considered to be self-locking? (in terms of technical terminology)? That's what I'm trying to find out. If yes, Motul Gear300 wouldn't be probably suitable.
And is viscous coupling (lsd) considered to be self-locking? (in terms of technical terminology)? That's what I'm trying to find out. If yes, Motul Gear300 wouldn't be probably suitable.
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Originally Posted by ivosh
Thanx, Tim W.
And is viscous coupling (lsd) considered to be self-locking? (in terms of technical terminology)? That's what I'm trying to find out. If yes, Motul Gear300 wouldn't be probably suitable.
And is viscous coupling (lsd) considered to be self-locking? (in terms of technical terminology)? That's what I'm trying to find out. If yes, Motul Gear300 wouldn't be probably suitable.
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