mhead
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Encinitas, CA
About a year ago I rebuilt a D44 and swapped it into the back of my '92 XJ I6 Auto tranny. Works great!
At rebuilding I obtained a Trac-Lok which I think had recently been rebuilt with new clutches - but maybe I was misinformed. This I installed. I used Sta-Lube SAE 75W90 GL-5 Plus gear oil that says it is for limited slip differentials. I don't remember if I added extra additive.
At the time things seemed fine. Today however if I put the tranny in N and jack one wheel off the ground I can turn this wheel by hand with relative ease. My memory of the Trac-Lok is that I should encounter a great deal of resistance when turning one wheel and having the other one fixed.
I attempted the 'wheel on pavement other wheel on grass' test several times with the wheel on grass spinning sometimes and sometimes not. Inconclusive...
So, first question is how do I test the Trac-Lok to see if it works or not?
Next question, Is it possible that if I add friction modifier my Trac-Lok will start working?
And last, any recommendations for friction modifier to use?
Thanks!
At rebuilding I obtained a Trac-Lok which I think had recently been rebuilt with new clutches - but maybe I was misinformed. This I installed. I used Sta-Lube SAE 75W90 GL-5 Plus gear oil that says it is for limited slip differentials. I don't remember if I added extra additive.
At the time things seemed fine. Today however if I put the tranny in N and jack one wheel off the ground I can turn this wheel by hand with relative ease. My memory of the Trac-Lok is that I should encounter a great deal of resistance when turning one wheel and having the other one fixed.
I attempted the 'wheel on pavement other wheel on grass' test several times with the wheel on grass spinning sometimes and sometimes not. Inconclusive...
So, first question is how do I test the Trac-Lok to see if it works or not?
Next question, Is it possible that if I add friction modifier my Trac-Lok will start working?
And last, any recommendations for friction modifier to use?
Thanks!