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trip1230
I have a 2002 GMC Sierra Denali and the Quadrasteer and rear end was making a very loud grinding noise and squeel. I took it to my local dealer and they replaced the rear end and the steering unit and it worked great, for about 2500 miles. Then it started grinding and squeeling again.
Now, it's at the dealer again and they found metal shavings in the rear axle casing. The dealer came clean and told me that they used the wrong gear oil when they replaced the rear end the first time. Supposedly there is a special lube for quadrasteer rear axles and they used a synthetic, the same as all the other trucks. He claims that it wouldn't have caused this but I'm not entirely convinced.
Could this wrong lube cause the rear axle to fail again in 2500 miles?
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