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Vitara LSD problems

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Vitara LSD problems

Post by giacomo.m »

Hi all,
I am owner of Vitara 1.6 16V 1992 automatic transmission and LSD rear diff.
now I have grinding noise /wind up and binding from rear diff.
clutches to replace ?
I can remove the clutches or I must acquire a new rear diff ?
thank you.

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Post by giacomo.m »

nobody can help me?
moreover I would want to know which fluid to use in this LSD rear diff
thank you.

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Post by Gwagensteve »

Vitaras in Australia did not have the LSD differential. There will not be much advice on here to help you.

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Post by gumtree »

x2


who told u it had a lsd or was it custom?
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Post by Gwagensteve »

I believe LSD's were fitted to some european market models.

AFAIK they were clutch units like toyota LSD's so they are pretty much useless from an offroad point of view.

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Post by Toecutta »

Mine has an LSD, I put it in myself. It works well on loose stuff but not so if you lift a wheel

Calmini sold them and they are a suzuki part for other markets not in Aus or the US
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Post by giacomo.m »

Hi,
thank you all, the rear LSD it is genuine,not aftermarket.

for Toecutta : which fluid uses in LSD ?

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Post by gumtree »

so this car was imported from overseas? have u opened up the diff yet to take a look if there is one in there?

if u mean which oil goes in the diff use pentrite limslip 85w-140. castrol have one also but not sure the name.
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Post by joeblow »

his car is a european model cuase he lives in europe. and yes they did get lsd's.
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Post by gumtree »

gumtree wrote:so this car was imported from overseas? have u opened up the diff yet to take a look if there is one in there?

if u mean which oil goes in the diff use pentrite limslip 85w-140. castrol have one also but not sure the name.

lol u are overseas :oops: . sorry didnt notice that, usually its somewhere in australia someone is posting from.
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Post by Toecutta »

giacomo.m wrote:Hi,
thank you all, the rear LSD it is genuine,not aftermarket.

for Toecutta : which fluid uses in LSD ?

Giacomo
Gia, I think its a standard 85w LSD oil but I would have to check :roll:
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Post by giacomo.m »

Toecutta wrote:
giacomo.m wrote:Hi,
thank you all, the rear LSD it is genuine,not aftermarket.

for Toecutta : which fluid uses in LSD ?

Giacomo
Gia, I think its a standard 85w LSD oil but I would have to check :roll:
thank you Toecutta
but it is standard 80W/90 or 85W LSD ?

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Post by Gwagensteve »

You will need LSD oil.

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Post by Toecutta »

giacomo.m wrote:
Toecutta wrote:
giacomo.m wrote:Hi,
thank you all, the rear LSD it is genuine,not aftermarket.

for Toecutta : which fluid uses in LSD ?

Giacomo
Gia, I think its a standard 85w LSD oil but I would have to check :roll:
thank you Toecutta
but it is standard 80W/90 or 85W LSD ?

giacomo
Yea LSD oil and I think it was 85W, standard use for an LSD, if you know what I mean.
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