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I went and got my oil changed the other week, and on the bottom of the receipt it says, BE ADVISED REAR DIFFERENTIAL LEAK PRIOR TO SERVICE! What is this and how serious is it? I don't see any leakage drops under where I park my car, and I'm wondering what I should do here.
I would just take and drain the fluid and put a new seal on and fill it back up. Won't cost you more than $25. this is with 2 quarts of 75-90 royal purple fluid and a $5 gasket.
I would just take and drain the fluid and put a new seal on and fill it back up. Won't cost you more than $25. this is with 2 quarts of 75-90 royal purple fluid and a $5 gasket.
Ensure that you use (2) gaskets, and torque to spec. GM sells them (2) to a package. One gasket will leak.
Ensure that you use (2) gaskets, and torque to spec. GM sells them (2) to a package. One gasket will leak.
Man, I've never had a problem with a single gasket leaking, on my third change now (I try to do it every couple years due to the road racing).
I use the basic Felpro that Checkers carries, cheap harbor freight torque wrench. Just careful to make sure the surfaces are nice and clean before I reinstall.
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2001 Pewter Firebird Y87, M5
Intake, exhaust, just about every suspension part, alum flywheel & ds, Turn One p/s pump and cooler
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