Arab1970

Yesterday a friend, who has a Jeep, told me that when the differential oil is changed, a special liquid should be added to the oil (blue colour liquid he said) I felt confused bekoz I didin't do this !!! Is this true??

finneys98xj

If you have limited slip you need an oil with lsd additive in it or you need to add it yourself.

Arab1970

could u explain, pliz?

mike37

a limited slip differential will keep both tires moving even if one is of the tire is on loose ground

best way to see if you have one is to jack up the back and turn the wheel
if they both turn the same way you have it if they turn opposite you don't

Arab1970

many thanks! but is it OK if don't add that liquid??

mike37

if you have a limed slip dif you need it
if you dont then you dont need it

Starbuck75

hmmzzz der manzzz enlgish is a slanged and played with language duuuude get used to it its not goin to changezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. Improper grammatical use of spell check is goin to amuse me for the rest of my days now. Don't be bustin a mans chops because he talks how he wants to , given the thread title could be slightly more informative ill agree, but i dont really belive that systematically given crap to people who need a bit of help on something because they like z better than s is a proper way to promote openess and deters undecided members from asking questions im sure we could help them with.

Arab1970

Arab1970

cmuman

I just got some pennzoil diff case oil. It has the limited slip stuff right in it. It was rather reasonable on price too.

mike37

your best bet would be to call the jeep deler and give them you Vin number
they can tell you what you have

Im not sure what the picture is from but the second pic is a limeted slip
so if you dont have that or one like it your OK

are you in Dubai

jeeps shipped over seas tend to have different options that ones in the states

okcjeeper

Also you could check the tag that's attached to the diff cover and post the numbers and I bet would could find the answer.

Arab1970

many thaks to all

okcjeeper: I'll try to check that tag >>>