rear differential
The rear differential is a part that helps the back wheels turn at different speeds when turning. It needs oil inside it to keep working smoothly.
The rear differential is a gear assembly that allows the rear wheels to rotate at different speeds while transmitting power from the driveshaft. It also requires its own fluid for lubrication.
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"Think about how cheap [298.0s] The fluid changes are for most of this truck the front differential the rear differential the transfer case"
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"there was no gear oil changes or anything like that, like on the rear differential, like none of that, because the, so many cars today, those components have like 100,000 mile intervals on..."
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"Sure. They open up the rear differential and out pours pieces of metal. I mean, are we talking shavings?"
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