Jackjack97 TJ Enthusiast Original poster Joined Apr 7, 2020 Messages 262 Location Sacramento CA Oct 3, 2020 #1 Do I need to use limited slip friction modifier in my trac loc LSD Dana 44? If so any in particular that are best? And any recommended gear oil?
Do I need to use limited slip friction modifier in my trac loc LSD Dana 44? If so any in particular that are best? And any recommended gear oil?
CodaMan California Escapee Supporting Member Joined Mar 9, 2017 Messages 4,635 Location Dover, Arkansas Oct 3, 2020 #2 Almost all gear oils now include a friction modifier. Just make sure yours does. I used Valvoline SYNPower 75W-90
Almost all gear oils now include a friction modifier. Just make sure yours does. I used Valvoline SYNPower 75W-90
R Rygrego TJ Enthusiast Joined Sep 30, 2020 Messages 105 Location Topock, Arizona Oct 5, 2020 #3 I haven't had much luck with friction modified gear oils and after a few bad experiences ( clicking on turns ) not using an additive I've added a tube at every change moving forward and have not looked back.
I haven't had much luck with friction modified gear oils and after a few bad experiences ( clicking on turns ) not using an additive I've added a tube at every change moving forward and have not looked back.
jeepguy03 TJ Addict Supporting Member Joined Jul 23, 2020 Messages 1,934 Location Connecticut Oct 6, 2020 #4 I use Redline 75w140 in my Dana 44 trac-loc and it's nice and quiet and works well. I've used Redline in several vehicle differentials.
I use Redline 75w140 in my Dana 44 trac-loc and it's nice and quiet and works well. I've used Redline in several vehicle differentials.