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Question About Frt Differential On 04 Burb

pastorscott

By pastorscott
June 12, 2007 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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pastorscott

Posted June 12, 2007

Posted June 12, 2007

On my 04 burb the question I have is this. What is really turning in the frt diff when im in 2wd ?

is it the ring and differential spiders or nothing. reason why I ask is im thinking of changing fluid over to low friction fuel saving Amsoil.

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svensk

Posted June 12, 2007

Posted June 12, 2007

I believe it doesn't get used unless the hubs are locked in when you hit 4-wheel.

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