I hope no one has changed the gears and carrier out of that rear end and that it's not blown, I never rely on the stamped numbers on a 30 year old rear end or the condition of the carrier and gears until I pull the cover.
What did you do to your G-Body today? [2011-2018]
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I hope no one has changed the gears and carrier out of that rear end and that it's not blown, I never rely on the stamped numbers on a 30 year old rear end or the condition of the carrier and gears until I pull the cover.
Pulled the cover last night. Its got the stock lsd and 3.42s Idk why everyone complains about diff fluid smell. Just smells like... fluid, to me. I can provide pics if ya want lol. I plan on going through it, new gaskets and seals. Its been apart before, judging by the black rtv and lack of a gasket.
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I dont remember. I did see that S spring in there and the clutches. I can get some pics in a few hours when im home from work.
with replaceable clutch packs it's an Eaton, it can have a S spring or 4 springs and the 2 plates.....the Auburn has cones and are not rebuildable.. I have an Eaton in my rear end and it's from an 67 Chevelle, the only thing I have changed is the thrust washers which had a recall
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I think we just sold our third car in the last two days (fingers crossed)... relax it isn't a G-body - just our spare Ford Toreass. But, it does mean that have one less thing to worry about that isn't a G-body!
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