Torsen T2R Fluid

BlackBolt9

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Hope this is what you were looking for.
Torsen's website FAQs. said:
Can Torsen recommend an oil for my rear axle?

We suggest that you follow what is listed in your vehicle's owners manual. We do require that a GL4/GL5 class oil be used for the Torsen T-1. The T-1 requires an oil with extreme pressure additives for optimal function. Torsen
works well in either synthetic or mineral base oils!
 

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Well, apparently my pinion seal is shot. The dealer advised me that, to properly replace and seat the seal, the diff needs to come out and placed on the bench. Sound right?
 

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Well yes and no the tech will make the most and it will be the most correct way.But not the the only way if they know when to stop turning the pinion nut than you can replace the seal without removing the diff.Super easy and about a 1 hour job at best.Just have them mark the nut BEFORE they aremove it than it will be fine.Stan
 

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8-14 pound-inches of preload for used bearings.

they probably want to put a new crush sleeve in it, and that generally means pulling the differential out of the housing so you can get the pinion bearing and crush sleeve off the pinion gear.

I am currently running Royal Purple in mine, but I change it often.
 
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