Diff fluid?
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99 SS, How much diff fluid, what weight, and what kind is suggested? im sure it depends on if my diff is limited slip or standard in which case how do I find that out?
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If you have the original rear end still, then it would be a Torsen limited slip (you should see the RPO code "G80" on the SPID sticker). As it's an SS, I suppose someone could have originally ordered the car with the diff upgrade option from SLP. But chances are you have the stock rear, which calls for 1.75 quarts of 75w90 synthetic fluid with a bottle of GM LSD additive. Some people argue that the additive isn't needed on the '99+ rears, so that's up to you to decide.
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If you have the original rear end still, then it would be a Torsen limited slip (you should see the RPO code "G80" on the SPID sticker). As it's an SS, I suppose someone could have originally ordered the car with the diff upgrade option from SLP. But chances are you have the stock rear, which calls for 1.75 quarts of 75w90 synthetic fluid with a bottle of GM LSD additive. Some people argue that the additive isn't needed on the '99+ rears, so that's up to you to decide.
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