Non-H2 stupid technical question

[tomp]

Actually it is a good idea to use friction modifiers in all type diffs as it helps the fluid run cooler. This information comes from redline. It does not harm, in any way, diffs that do not require it such as the H2 .

[CO Hummer]

Originally Posted by tomp

Actually it is a good idea to use friction modifiers in all type diffs as it helps the fluid run cooler. This information comes from redline. It does not harm, in any way, diffs that do not require it such as the H2 .

GMs literature (as well as infrom automotiveforums.com) specifically say in Capital letter to NOT use friction modifier in these axles. I know there's debate over it.

[tomp]

Is that for the Burb or H2? Also, does it have limited slip, locking diff or open (like the H2 has)?

[Dug]

co hummer - just use the gasket by itself and you will be fine. If you want to use one of the many gasket "sealers" along with the gasket you can but dont need too. I wouldnt use gasket "maker" with your paper gasket. Tighten the studs in a cross pattern and torque to specs if you really want to be perfect. doug

[KenP]

Gorilla Glue.