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Originally Posted by RoberticusMaximus
no prob! you can find it for like $5 online, or probably like $10-15 at auto zone.
by the way, was that the original fluid in that differential? and did you by chance check to see if it was low before pulling the cover?
edit: ok last question lol! what fluid are you putting back in it?
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I did not check the fluid prior to changing it. I went back with 80w-90
I did find one of the pump deals you recommended and I had the diff filled with in a couple minutes! SOOOO much easier!
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Originally Posted by crowdpleazer
Are you sure it's not the tires? Just asking a dumb question...
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I did actually think about that but I really doubt it is. I worked at a tire store for 16 years and feel that I have a decent bit of knowledge pertaining to that field. However, it is time to have my tires rotated so we will see if there is any change. The tires are just factory size replacements with a basic "street" or "road" tread design. Typically you are more likely to get road noise from directional or more aggressive type tires, ie - all terrain or mud terrain.