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Hi guys,

I did my diff oips last night and after finishing the job realised I had put LSD oil in the front diff instead of normal oil. Do we think this is going to create issues/hurt the diff?

Thanks in advance.

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Fantastic! I thought this may be the case but also thought its always better to check. I have a really irritating whine that comes on with speed. New motel box oil, diff oils, transfer case oil, checked the wheel bearings... its driving me nuts.

I think I may have the timing belt on too tight from when I changed it, but the other belts look fine.

Can worn suspension bushes cause this kind of whine with speed?

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