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So I finally checked the differential fluid and when I stuck my finger in I couldnt feel any....Im hoping my car is still ok...is their a way I can tell if its done damage...no signs as of yet. BTW the rear pinion seal is leaking and Im not gonna replace it till I get an aluminum one piece drive shaft very soon.
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1996 Firebird-Y87:SLP Cold Air Intake,Y87 Perf. Package: 3.42 Gears w/ Zexel-Torsen LSD, Sport Steering(14.4:1 ratio), Dual Exit Exhaust,800 watt Pioneer Amp and Two 10\' subs with a custom trunk enclosure. -
Pull the rear differential cover and look for metal shavings on the magnetic plug. The plug is located on the inside of the cover near the bottom. I usually find some metal on mine, but it's more like a metal "dust" rather than shavings.
Do not drive it anymore until the fluid is back up to the full level! If you do not refill it and drive it like is is, you're taking a major risk.sigpic -
Yea I just refilled it didnt need much so Im hoping its ok. Thanks1996 Firebird-Y87:SLP Cold Air Intake,Y87 Perf. Package: 3.42 Gears w/ Zexel-Torsen LSD, Sport Steering(14.4:1 ratio), Dual Exit Exhaust,800 watt Pioneer Amp and Two 10\' subs with a custom trunk enclosure.Comment
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