Otherwise, if you are unhappy with it, the only other alternative would be to replace the entire third member, housing an all, with a known to be good unit, and move on with your life.
Paul W. -----Original Message----- From: chrisstroh@xxxxxxxxxxx To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Thu, 25 Jan 2007 8:13 PM Subject: IML: rear end parts replaced Note to Admin: This is my last question on my rear end! Thx Sherman,Ok. It's been 10k miles since the rebuild(and 10 years ago). Here's what
they replaced: ONE HM89443 Bearing ONE. 7216 Seal TWO. 25590 Bearing TWO 25520 Bearing ONE. HM803149 Bearing ONE. HM89410 Bearing ONE HM803110 BearingTWO shims and a couple oil seals and ONE 4318060 Oil additive to the GL5
gear oil.Is there a break-in period after the rebuild therefore the oil should be
changed right afterwards?I will try changing the oil with a heavier one AND the limited slip additive and let you know if the noise goes away.
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