Question on Jeep Diff.
- khaiwi
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We understand why additive is not recommended on non-LSD's but why full synthatic is not recommended on diffs fitted with lockers?
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electrical cycles can generate a 3rd party dioxide caused by some of the compounds found in synthetic oils this will lead to building corrosion around some moving parts (like a rubbing compound).
On ARB's these are air operated, most of these operates using stock arb compressor, which have a weak filtering ability to clean pumped air from all fine sand articles, which is again build a fine rubbing compound when mixed with synthetic oils
On ARB's these are air operated, most of these operates using stock arb compressor, which have a weak filtering ability to clean pumped air from all fine sand articles, which is again build a fine rubbing compound when mixed with synthetic oils
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