[BadBoy91]

In a B13 or anything else for that matter, is the LSD a sealed unit?
thanx, kinda silly question.

 

[RBI*04]

lsd or vlsd??

 

[StevenLK]

im sure he's probably talking about Vlsd

 

[BadBoy91]

im sure he's probably talking about Vlsd

im sorry iwas not specific, i was refering to VLSD, Viscous limited Slip. like in the 91 B13 SE-R or G50 series Q45s. is it a sealed up unit like a Clucth type diff. ? What raises this question at work we have an new BG Differential Flush/drain and fill machine. For a vehicle with a LSD use must use the LSD addative which is safe for Clutch types at least, i was trying to figure out if were also safe for a "VLSD" as well. :dumbass: thanks

 

[lshadoff]

In the B13 and B14, the differential is built into the transmission, and is lubricated by the transmissin oil/fluid. The viscous coupling is sealed.

Lew

 

[bahearn]

Somebody is making a VLSD refill kit but involves removing the unit form the tranny and drilling/tapping a drain/refill hole. For the vast majority of people, a new unit or the Phantom Grip is a better solution.