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Limited slip diff problems VY commodore
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We have got a VY series 1 LS1 ute and the real wheel spins on one side instead of both wheels. We have heard that changing the diff oil may help prevent the wheel spin but have yet to try and see if this works. It never used to happen before so we are wondering if something in the diff is damaged or not.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated thanks.
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This problem seems to be more common than most people think. Thankfully my VY SS ute is not afflicted ATM.
Check out the forums on http://ls1.com.au
Do a search on the forums there and you will find lots of inf
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Just buy a REAL ute. One with the blue oval on the tailgate. Apart from the rotors being too soft, these are FAR superior, not too mention that brilliant new 4.0 ltr. engine and proper IRS. I've owned Holdens before, but NEVER again.
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Hi matt.
I'm not going to get into a 'mines better than yours' argument, but to my knowledge Ford utes have leaf springs not IRS.
Dr Terry.
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